Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-10-06
9otal a,ro Deraulral

lh toWn Iocontiy NlslClnR relaGVeS " ana
friends. ~,
Syracuse plows, Chattanooga cane
Walhalla, s. q. @s
October, November and December are
said to be tho most popular months
for marriage. ). .-...
Corset department moro complete than
over. On display Ootober 1Tth to 22d.
r. PHILIIPs, Seneca, s. G.
Mr.. Walter Moorhead, of Columbia,
was in Walhalla last week on q visit to
relatives and friends.
For SALE--An excellent family horse,
sold for want of use. Apply to Mrs. G.
TEnHUNE, Faculty Hill.
Miss Mamie Lou Lawrence, of Piokens,
Ia Visiting her uncle, Col. II. s.. Van
Diviere, and family. 49,
Dr.. Fahnestock will DO in his office
every Monday, Tuesday and Saturday
until furtheA notice. :.
Mr.. II. E. Schroeder, of Polzer, was in
Walhalla last week on business. We are
always glad TO haye him among us.
The oftice days of DR.. w. r. Austin,
dentist, at Soneoa, arc Mondays, Fridays
and Saturdays
: Miss Gussie Holleman Ia spending tho
week in, Anderson, visitirt; her brother,
Mr.. j, Townes Holleman, and family.
Call at DR.. j. w. Belps drug store for
JsTelry--T7Rings, Scarf Pins, Bracelets,
;, Watch Chains, SO. Full limo Ego Glasses.
>>E.We are pleased to announce tho steady
impfoYement of Mrs. G.. K! .Mexwell from
For several days she was critically i'll.
Miss r. Phillips, Seneca, S. c., will
display her now fail goods October nth
to 22d. Now York style in millinery,
trimmings. dress goods, novelties, etc.
Miss Ida Lewis, after spending tho
summer with Prof. and Mrs. J. M. Moss,
returned to her home at Mount Pleasant,
s. c., on last Saturday.
If you want to invest IN coffins, hard
ware, stoves, tinware, buggies, saddles,
harness, &C., and get valuo received,
go to f. II. CnrteI's, West Union, s. C.
Persons desiring to teach Tamassee
School, No. 45, will call OH or apply to
Mossrs. d. G. Duncan, Lewis Vollrath
and Il. M Kolley, trustees.
Two hundred bushels winter grazing
oats and one hundred and fifty bushels
blue straw wheat for sale by j. p. Strib-
ling, Richland, S. G.
Mrs. William King, who has been on q
visit to relatives st Cleveland, Ohio, re-
turned last woek to be at tho bedside of
diod ON Sunday last
their limo of clothing and gents' furnish
ing ,goods shipped in carly that they
might accommodate young mon who are
going off to school, &c.
AS announced last week by tho Trus.
tees of Walh ala School District, tho
public school term began on last Mon
day. Prof. J. M. Moss informs us that
his enrolment this week exceods over so
pupils.
Messrs. John F. latham and Nance
Cely arrived in Walhalla last Thursday
from Columbia on 4 furlough of thirty
days. They have to report back at
out. 49,;
harness go to j. 4 j. s. Carter, West
minister. You can buy there cheaper
than any whore. just got In car of
Rock Hill buggies. Will mako you q
special ,prico. SEQ their nd. on all kinds
of goods.
Chattuga river, which has boon con-
fined to its bed for some time, has 30
far recovered as to bo up and about
Tuesday, taking down a fuw bridges,
gathering in various crops and amusing
itself genorally by trespassing on tho
:, u. 6 j. s. Carter are now gotting in
them and got bargains. They certainly
have got them. 1t will pay you to get
their prices and SEQ their goods before
You buy. J. & J. s. CARTER,
Westminster, s. G..
Mrs. j. r. NJ. Riser and her two
daughters, Misses CorIno and Hattie, loft
:Walhalla on Monday last for Birmingham,
Ala, whore they will make their homo
for the present Mrs. Riser and hor
daughters have beon spending tho sum-
NOR with her mother, Mrs. j. w. f.
Thompson, and family.
Whom you want dry goods, notions,
hats, shoes, clothing, crockery, glass
ware, groceries, canned goods or any
thing usually kept to cat or wear, chcap
as can he bought anywhere, como to
SEQ mo. II. III. CARTER,
West Union, S. G.
Misses Holen and Buffie Moss returned
to Charleston on last Saturday, whe.e
they have resumed their studies in tho
Memminger High School. This is one
OF the finest literary schools in tho State
advancement in thoiristudies. TheJ have
two more years of study before they
graduate.
Mr.. James II. Robins has given Mr.. J.
T.. Uamby the contract for tho erection
of another brick store on his lot on
Main street. The building Is to be ono
sttVy high, 20 feet wide and go feet long.
I'll g tho work of building up tho burnt
district goes steadily forward and it will
not bo long before we will SEQ solid
block of brick buildings on tho South
.sido of Main street.
Mr.. James II. Robins, son of Capt. d.
Y. Robins, after an absence Of several
months, returned to Walhalla last Satur-
day, Uil d brief visit to his many relatives
and friends here. Mr.. Robins is now liv-
ing in Washington, whero he has good
position as conductor on ono of tho Cable
oar limos of that city. "Jim" is quito q
handsome and promising young man,
and wo wish him great success in his |
now fold of labor.
Rov. Father Budd, tho Catholic mis-
eionary for this section of the State, liv- |
ing In Groonvillo, was making q pastoral |
visitation to several Catholic families |
eoattorod over Oconee county last week. |
On Sunday morning last no held divine |
services at tho residence of Dir. II. G.. G. |
Fahnestock, of Walhalla. Rov. Father |
Budd is daoply pious young priest of
tho Catholic, church, and iS very much |
admired by oil whose pleasure it Is TO
know him. O.,
Many valuable records, intoresting |
aketches of local history, loaves of old |
diaries, and other writings and relics of |
various kinds hid away amang old papors |
.are rning to destruction AT over this !
.,f xun.1?.i tn of In, |