Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-06-02
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MT... =, 4. nehdy ID Visiting relatives
in Pendleton. II N q, 3
Do you read your own paper, or are
YOU q dead beat ? 4 Us q II 5S SS38 !
Tho new residence Of Mr.. A. g. Nor
rick is going up rapidly. s5 q a
Mr.. George Mebrtens, of Charleston.
was in Walhalla last Friday. "A IS h, .
Mrs. M. i. Johnson is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Guy L. Grove. *. 1gs55 ' {
Dr. w. +. Austin will be in Westmin-
ster on Tuesday noxt, Juno 7tb. ,}sy
"Jnst toll them you saw me" buying
goods Of Che Car:or Merchandise Co. :
Mr.. w. II. Potts of Highlands. N. O..
is III Walhalla this week on business. ],
Tomorrow FridDy)is legal holiday,
boing commemorative of President Davis
Tho cl,ildren of tho Lutheran Sunday
School arc pichicking at Piepor's grovo
to-day. j, g5t 81 E.%fT, nj = ~ & {
\ Mr.. Beattio Oakley died at his home
liz Waihalla this (Thursday) morning at
an advanced age.
Solicitor NJ, f. Ansol, of Grcenvillo,
was in Walhalla last Thursday on pro.
fcssional business. as. - =
Wc are pleased to announce that Mrs.
}. W. Leo, who has boon quito ill for q
fow days, is improving. .
Dr. Eahncstook will DC in his Office
every Monday, Tuesday and Saturday
until furthor notice. 7.as a.. .s...
Mr.. A. i. Gossott, our clever West
minster correspondent, paid us an ap-
preciatcd call this morning.
WANTED--Ton thousand chiokons.
Highest market prico paid, cash or trade.
nj. w. Wright, Walhalla, S., @. .r.
Mr. g. Furbor Jones, of Charlotte, N.
c., was visiting his mother, Mrs. G.
Jones, of Tamassce, last week.
Mr.. NJ. @. Seaborn took in tho match
gamc of base ball at Piedmont botweon
Seneca and Piedmont last wook.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. z Rowland, Of
Charlotte, N. O., arc visiting tho family
of her father, Col. r. A. Thompson.
Miss Maudo Hopkins, of Seneca, was
in Walhalla this wook visiting hor
friends, Misses Annie and Ella Rcid.
Miss Lizzie Harper, of Seneca, visited
her friend, Miss Fannie Crisp, this week
and attended tho school commoncemcnts
Goods will be priced to you at Carter
Merchandise Co. in way that will con-
vince you they want to save you money.
Misses Ella Richardson, Lula Gignilliat
and Carrie Shelor, of Seneca, arc visiting
their friond, Miss Lidie Keith, this week.
The foundation of the now brick store
of G. w. Pitchford Co. is being laid. Tho
work of construction will go steadily for
ward.
Tho crop of spring chiclkons is lato
this year. Tho few that arc brought to
market arc not much larger than par
trio es.
Use disinfcctants, clean up your pre-
misses, apply tho whitowash brush freely,
and the doctors visits will DO few and
far between.
William Washington, q negro boy, was
lodged in Jail Tuesday for stealing fix
turos off the saw mill engine of Mr. w.
d. Stribling.
Attention is called to tho now advor-
tisement of Mr.. James II. Wilson. lie
has an insect cXterminator that does tho
work. Try it.
For ALE,-Black Loghorn Eggs at so
cents per dozen. Fowls took prizo at
Seneca Fair. Apply to Mrs. w. j. Strib-
ling, Westminster, S. c.
WANTED, every man and woman, in
tcrcstcd in Life or Fire Insurance, to
write or call on L. M. Jordan, Seneca, S.
G. You vii! never regret it.
Don't forget that A. X. Hawkes. will
he at DR.. Bells drug store, Walhalla, S.
c., or tho 9th, 7th and Sth of Juno, to
test 'nr eyes free of charge.
Two moro announcements Of candi-
dates this week: Mr.. Thomas Bibb, for
County Treasurer. end Mr.. Andrew
Bcardon, for County Supervisor.
The friends Of Mrs. w. j. Neville arc
pleased to learn of her Improvement.
She has been quite i'll for several days,
but is much better this morning.
Have you seen tho line of straw hats
and summer shoes at Carter Merchandise
Co? You should SEQ them. They arc
what you want in pricc and quality.
Miss Lillio Fischosser returned home
last Monday evening. She spent SO yoral
weeks very pleasantly visiting relatives
and friends in Charleston and Atlanta.
Miss Lula Ballcngor and her little
sisters, Ruth and Nina, of Lecsvillo, S.
g., arc spending the summer with thicr
grandmother, Mrs. Rhoda IIcrndon, of
Walhalla.
Mr.. w. l.. Gibson, of Columbia, spent
few days last week on visit to his
parents. "Pat' has many friends in
Walhalla, who were delighted to sec him
looking SO we'll.
Quite a number Of young folks from
Seneca attended tio closing oxuIoisos Of
the schools i'll WalhaIla this week. We
arc always glad to see arc young friends
from our sister towns.
Tho line of ladies' shirt waists, skirts
and underwear, shown by M. w. Cole
man IL Co., is very pretty aud the
prices attractive. Shirt waists, 25c.
Ready made skirts only SOC.
MISS Juila haXWcl mas rCCtlrnGQ from
Columbia, where sho spent several weeks
very pleasantly visiting relatives. Her
many young friends are pleased to wei
come her home again.
Mr.. Daniel Ravcnel, Of Kcowco, made
us Il pleasant call on Wednesday morn
ing. Ho was on his way to the noun
tains. We arc always pleased to welcome
this genial gentleman to our sanctum.
M. w. Coleman &c Co. arc showing an
elegant limo of summer shoes in all the
prevailing colors, and their limo of sum-
NOR clothing and ncckwcar is hard to
beat. Give them q call and you viii not
regret it..
Mr.. Bell McAlstor, of Columbia, spent
several days in Walhalla last week
among friends. ITc has visited Walhalla
several times before, and Il ,fYicnd is
always here to welcome him and to
regret his departure.
Do not fail to attend the revival scr.
vices in tho Walhalla Methodist church,
which will begin noxt Sunday, conducted
by ovangclists Leitch and Marshall. A
cordial invitation is extended to all to
participate in the meeting
The following are tho young men of
Seneca, who attended tho closing cxcr-
else of tho Walhalla schools: Mcssrs. G..
E. FincannOn, Elzio Richardson, Earle
Harper, Thurston Henry, Charles Gig
nilliat, Marshall Jordan. Jack Stribling
and Joe Hopkins.
Mr.. G. w. Wiocking, Jr., has leased the