Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-12-22

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sell it all at tlfteen cents in trade at so.
II. Schumaoher's," "The Popular Prioe
Store" -. =
The County Board Of Commissioners
is in session to-day. .- r.E
Preaching in the Methodist church at
Seneca on next Sunday morning and at
night by tho pastor, Rev. J. L. Daniel.
Preaching in tho Walhalla Presbyterian
] churoh next Sunday morning and night
at tho usual hours by the pastor, Rov. r.
l.. Rogers. ....
Mr.. w. L. Gibson, q popular engineer
on tho Southern Railroad, of Columbia,
Is spending Christmas with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. II. Gibson.
Services in tho Episcopal church will
be on tho fourth Sunday in this month
instead of the third, and tho second Sun
day in january instead of the first.
Mis-. III. l. Weaver and littlo daughter,
Marion, loft this morning for Gaines
yiiio, Ga., wiiero they will spend several
days with Mr.. John Carter and family.
They will thon go to Roswell, Ga, to
visit Mrs. Weavor's parents. Mr.. Wea-
ver will join thom in wcol1 or ton days.
All notos and accounts duo M. w.
Coleman & Co. must bo sottlcd this fall.
We cannot and will not carry thom any
tits but right for you to pay for thcm.
Wo must havo our money.
M. w. COLEMAN & Co.
The collection of taxes in Oconeo
county continues slowly. Up to this
morning only about $4,000 havo been
paid in, leaving nvor $4,000 still behind.
Only about one-ihird of tho people have
paid. limo for paying taxes expires
Decembor 31st.
Take your Christmas express pack
ages to tho depot to-day and Friday.
Don't put it off until tho last minute,
when everything is rushed. BY sending
depot officials and avoid possibility of
your packages lying over for want of
timc to bill them out.
Mr.. j. S. Sloan, Of Franklin, N. c., has
accepted a position with Cartor & {. D., of
this place, and camo to Walhalla last
Saturday and commenced work. His
family will move to Wa'halla in january
noxt. Wo welcome NJ. Sloan to our
town and trust ho may find his removal
here pleasant as woll as profitable.
M. w. Coleman & Co want their
money. Have you paid them ? Your
guano note and account are duo. They
accounts this fall. See to your interest
Mr.. j. T. Ashworth left Sunday for his
homo at Osago, Virginia. Ho is making
country in his buggy. 1t will take him
week or ton days to mako tho trip.
During his residence of six years in Wal
halla Mr.. Ashworth made many friends
who regret to learn of his departure.
Carter 6 Co., Walhalla, will sell you
goods for tho cash at very close prices.
They also would appreciate your
promptncss in calling at once and paying
OFF your accounts
Wo arc sending out some extra copies
of THE COURIER this week to persons
who arc not subscribers. If you receive
a copy, and arc not subscriber, please
read it carefully, and consider this an
invitation to send in your name, and
begin tho Now Year by taking ono of tho
best county papors in South Carolina.
Misses Carrie Keith and Fannie Max
woll will leave next week for Washing
ton, ID. c., to visit Mrs. Il. A. Webb.
Thoy will spend wcok among their
relativ and friends. Thoy will DO
greatly missed horo during tho holiday
season by their many friends. who wish
them pleasant and profitable visit at
tho Nations Capitol.
Misses Sarah and Julia Power, of An
derson:. spent Sunday in West Union Wis
Bessie Strothor. They returned to An
dcrson Monday morning, and will leave
soon for their new homo in Marion. The
Misses Powor have host of warm
friends here, who regret their removal to
a moro distant point
Anderson Advocate, December 10Th:
miss Christine Fretwcll and Mr.. j. E.
Barton, of Augusta, Ga, wero married
in Blacksburg at the residence of Mr.. j.
u. Guyton, on tho 18th instant Tho
bride is n daughter of Mr.. 4. G. Fret
we'll, of this city, and has many friends
hero who will wish her bon VOYAGE on
tho matrimonial sea-"
Master Samuel T.. Maxwell, TIE CoU-
EIER's polite and manly carrier boy will
mako the rounds to see his friends and
patrons next Monday morning and pay
his respects to one and all by tho deliy-
cry of an elegant carriers address with
his compliments of tho season. For
fifty two weeks he has been prompt and
punctual, and we bespcak for "Sammio"
n liberal appreciation of his weekly
visits when lie makes his final aid fare
we'll call.
Wo regret to announce tho continued
illness of Mrs. w. w. Moss. Her condi-
for tho past week, but it is thought she
is now slowly improving. Mrs. DR.. j.
w. Bowen, of Mount Pleasant, arrived
last Friday evening and Misses Helen
and Bufllo Moss, of tho Momminger High
School, OF Charleston, arrived Saturday
evening, to bo with their mother. DR..
Bowen arrived last night. Tho many
friends of the family hope to learn Of
hor speedy conyalesonco.
The social ovont of the holidays will
DO tho Annual Hop, given by tho Wal
halla Dancing Club, on next Monday
night at Pitchford's Hall. 1t bids fair to
out-rival amy heretofore given by tho
boys. Quite number of visitors arc
expected from diffcrcnt parts of tho
State and they arc promised royal
time. The Walhalla boys arc noted for
their hospitality, and strive to make
each succeeding holiday season surpass
its predecessor in pleasant entertain
mont.
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