Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-10-13
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apples. They were worry fino.
Miss Deane Seaborn spont Tuesday and
Wednesday in Anderson visiting relatives
and friends.
Syracuse plows, Chattanooga cane
mills and plows for sale by Cartor e. Co.,
Walhalla, s. @.
noighborhood, died on Monday afternoon
of fever.
Mcssrs. J. w. Holloman and D. A.
Smith are in Anderson this week on a
pleasure trip.
otc.. go to Il. Phillips, Seneca, s. C.
Opening October oath to both.
The many frionds of Mr.. Robt. Crisp
arc glad to sec him out again, after his
recont illness.
:" Corset department moro complete than
over. On display October oath to Goth.
- @' Il. Phillips, Seneca, S. c..
Noto tho change of advertisements of
Messrs. j. III. Adams and NJ. w. Coleman
& Co., OF Seneca.
Tho Office days of DR.. w. f. Austin,
der tist, ut Senooa. are Mondays, Fridays
and Saturdays.
Mrs. T.. A. Bell returned homo last
Saturday from Clayton, Ca, where she
has apont some weeks visiting relatives.
Miss Ida Oclkers, of Walhalla, is visit
ing her esteemed friend, Miss Lula
Adams, on Tugaloo river.
Arrange your plans early to attend the
thirtieth annual State Fair, to bo hold in
Columbia, November 14th to 18th.
Goods are cheaper now than over be-
fore and our advertisers will provo it if
YOU will givo thom chance.
For SALE--An exccllcnt family horse,
sold for want of uso. Apply to Mrs. G.
TERHuNE, Faculty HILL
Mrs. l.. d. Brenneckc is in Clayton, Ga,
with her son, Frank, who has boon quito
i'll for somo time. We hopo he may soon
return in his usual health.
If you have anything to exhibit at tho
State Fair send to Secretary Thomas w.
Holloway, Pomaria, S. G., for premium
list.
Rev, J. l.. Daniel will preach at Ebene-
Zer church on next Sunday afternoon ut
three O'Clock. The public are cordially
invited to bo present.
Miss II. Phillips, Seneca, S. c., will
display hor now fall goods October oath
to Goth. New York style in millinery,
trimmings, dress goods, novelties, etc.
The farmer who planted his patch of
wheat last fall saw his independence
when the price went up. Let him plant
more now.
Two hundred bushels winter grazing
oats and ono hundred and fifty bushels
bluo straw wheat for salo by j. p. Strib.
ling, Richland, S. G.
Tho Misses Wells, who have spont the
summer at Highlands, N, c., returned
to their home in Charleston Tuesday
morning.
If you want to invest in coffins, hard
ware, stoves, tinware, buggics, saddles,
harness, &C., and got value received,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. II. Gibson returned
visit to relatives at Laurens and other
points.
M. w. Coleman & Co., of Seneca, have
their limo of clothing and gonts' furnish
ing goods shipped in early that they
might accommodate young mon who arc
going Off to school, &c.
Mr.. r. A. Cobor, of Atlanta, Ga,
spent q day or two this week visiting
relatives in Walhalla and West Union.
He accompanied Mr.. w. ID. PitchfOrd
from Atlanta to this place.
Mr.. II. B. j. w. Schroeder loft last Sun
day for Columbia to take q patient to
the State Hospital for tho Insane. This
is tho first time Mr.. Schroeder has visited
the capital of the State since 1876
Mr.. j. Chalmers Hughes, of tho First
South Carolina Regimental Band, is Wis
iting his brother, Mr. j. X. Hughes, and
family. Mr.. Hughes has many friends
in Walhalla who arc always glad to well
como him to our town.
When you want buggies, swagons and
harness 60 to j. & }. $. Carter, West
minister. You can buy thore cheaper
Rock Hill buggies. will make you
special prico. SEQ their ad. on all kinds
of goods.
Messrs. Kibby and Louis, camo to Wal
haia Monday and arc stopping with Mr..
and Mrs. j. M. Moss. Tho young mon
have entored tho Walhalla High School.
We gladly welcome those young people
to our midst.
Mr. Geo. B. Stribling, of Richland, has
our thanks for two gallons of fresh
molasses from this years crop. IIo mado
over ono thousand gallons and has n
number of barrels for sale. 1t is of tho
finest quality. Mr.. Stribing is an expert
at tho business and is we'll equipped for
the manufacture of sorghum.
j. & j. s. Carter arc now getting in
thoir fall stock Of goods Go and 500
thom and got bargains. They certainly
have got thom. 1t will pay you to got
their prices and gee .he!: goods bofUio
y0u buy. j. u j. s. CARTER.
Westminster, S. G.
DR.. Hugh B. Neville, of Franklin, La.,
paid ua an appreciated call Tuesday
afternoon. DR.. Novillo Is ona of tho
iIiSny Wnii,aiia Doys vino have gono out
from uB and made q succOss. He is now
q promising young dentist in his adopted
homo and gives ovory evidence of being
both prosperous and happy. We wish
our young friond much success.
Whom you want dry goods, notione,
hats, shoes. clothing. crockory, glass
ware, groceries, canned goods or any
thing usually kept to cat or wear, cheap
as can be bought anywhere, como to
SEQ mo. +. II. CATER,
West Union, S. @.
Attention is directed to tho now advor-
tisement of Mrs. E. M. Cudworth. Sho
is preparing to show tomorrow, Satur-
d9y and Monday tho finest and most COM
plete limo of millinery ovor brought to
Walhaila,. and extonds q cordial invita-
ton to tho ladies to bo present at her
fall opening. Miss Rosa Norman has
just returned from tho markets, whore
she has been for some time SOLICITING tho
best Of everything In the millinery limo
for Mrs. Cudworth's stock. Remember
tho dates for the opening and DO present,