Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-08-04
The latest dispatches from hiadrld
indicate that the spanisi, government
will accept the tsrnis Of peace offered
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Miss Mae McIaughen,. OF King Noun.
tain, N, C,,is visiting her friend, Miss
Y Francis ID. Maxwell. I&s
Miss Mary S;smGis, of Greenyille, is
& visiting the family of Major VIM. j.
Stribling, near Walhalla,
i#6 Mrs. M. Rich, OF Atlanta Ga, is stop,
bping at Mrs. j. G. Miokler's, I'm West
& Union, for tho summer.
Y Mcssrs. J. T.. Lee and j. d. Isbell have
Y Tho thanks of the Corl.InR for %ata.,
i melons, presented last Friday. N .E
Mrs. j. T. Kay and daughter, Miss
~ % whore thoy will visit relatives and
' w. G. Rochester is building q cot
~ j. residence on his lot, adjoining Mrs
Z 4. Bronnecke, North side WesE Main
& cot. NJ i,6..}s
Misses Maudo Moss and Deane Soaborr
Faro on n visit to relatives and friends in
Pickens county. We wish them n pleas
ant stay. --. ,F ".. I...s.
Mr. and Mrs. L. l.. Barr, of Greonvilie
accompanied by their little daughter, arc
on visit to her parents, Major and Mrs
S. T. Donty. ... .sl.. ..
Mr.. M. G. Sea born's many friends arc
pleased to SEQ him on the streets again
But, goo whia! those "Patterson whis
korS'--whew!
Eario's Mill Democratic Club Is called
to mcoh on the 18th of August ut three
o'clock to rcorganizo. BY order Of L. 0.
Bruce President.
Mr.. ID. Oelkors has boon on tho sick
list for about TIN days. Ho is now i'm
proving and will svun Do enjoying his
usual good health. -, -,
Mrs. H. E. Schroeder HIS bcen quito i'll
dow 1lr -
typhoid fover. We hopo soon to be ablo
to report her recovery.
The Third District Alliance will moot
ut Clemson College on August 10th, at
SP. NJ. a full delegation is urgently
requested to DO present.
You can got q straw hat or nico pair
OF summer shoes below actual cost Mt
Carter & Co.'S. Must close them out.
Como and got your choice.
Mrs j. Il. Holloman aud children,
after n pleasant visit to relatives in
Walhalla, loft last Tuesday for Seneca,
whore thoy will visit relatives.
Miss Monte Riley, of Anderson, and
Miss Kate Stribling, of Seneca, who have
boon visiting tho family of Mr.. @. j..
Reid, returned homo Wednesday morn
ing. .....
GENTS CLoTuING.-Mado to order by
tho most reliable tailoring house in Amer
ica Your ordor solicited. Exact fit guar
antocd. Will save you 20 per cont. NJ. T..
King, Walhalla, S. G.
Since tho rainy spoil wo would suggest
to tho town council tho propriety Of dis
tributipg more disinfoctants and roquir-
ing tho police to mako thorough
inspection of promises.
Tho line of ladies' shirt waists, skirts
and underwear, shown by M. w. Ca!e,
man IL Co., is worry pretty and tho
prices attractive. Shirt waists, POO.
Ready made skirts only SOC.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Ratliife and their
littlo son, Wilson, of Anderson, arc visit
Mr.. Ratlifo is rapidly improving from
his recent illness and will soon bo him.
solf again.
M. w. Coleman & Co. arc showing an
elegant limo of summer shoes in all the
prevailing colors, and their line of sum-
NOR clothing and ncckwcar is hard to
beat. Give thom q call and you will not
regret it.
Tho Paris Mountain Hotel and property
adjacent thereto have boon sold to the
ltov. N. j. Holmes, of Grccnvillc, for
$4,000. Mr.. Holmes will discontinue the
=, hotel and establish instead Bihlo train
ing school.
If you want goods at and below cost
for the next thirty days only, call on j.
e j. s. Carter, Westminster, S. G. Thoy
arc determined to reduce their stock.
Bargains will do it. 500 their ADVERTISE
mGnt.
Mr.. James Y. Leo, of tho Long Creek
section, killed largo rattlesnal1e in the
road leading to Walhalla, beyond Stump
house, Wednesday afternoon. 1t had
thirteen rattles and q button and was
about four feet long.
j. & j. S. Carter, SUCCESSORS to Carter
Merchandise Company, Westminster, arc
determined to reduce their largo stock
of goods. Sec their advertisement. 1t
means business and so do they. Thoy
have everything you want. Call and sec
them and you will save money.
Rev. Arthur Crane, of Plainficld, N. D.,
was III Walhaiifs Monday evening. HG
left Tuesday morning to assist Rev. III.
B. FAINT in revival meeting on Seneca
River. Rows. Crano and FAINT will be in
Walhalla Saturday evening and begin a
protrnctod meeting at Ashworth's Hall
Sunday morning.
Mr.. j. b. Barker of Cornelia, Ga, has
been in Oconeo for the past two wocks
visiting relatives and friends. IIo holds,
responsible position with the McCon-
nell Manufacturing Company, manufac-
turcrs of harness and leather. His many
Oconoo friends were pleased to meet him
again and sec him looking SO woll.
Tho Farmers Mutual Insurance Asso :
citation of OcOnce County mot in annual
session at Walhalla on Tuesday last in
tho Court House. A quorum was pre-
scnt. Tho following officers were re-
elected to sorve for the ensuing year:
President, j. j. Balcngor, Richland
Vice President, M. l.. Cox, Seneca; Sec
rotary, Trc?suror and Agent, j. B. San
doris, Oakway, S. G.
Mr.. j. Thomas CAN'T, of Fort Worth,
Texas, who has been on visit to his
cousin, Mr. G. l.. Reid, and family, in
Walhalla, returned to his home on We'd
nosday morning. IIo has been visiting
relatives and friends over the county
since tho Confederate reunion in At
1anta. lIo left Franklin county, Geor-
gia, thirty-thrco years ago, and this is
tho first time ho has been back to his
old homo.
Sumter Freeman: "Rcv. S. A. Nettlcs,
of tho South Carolina Conference, has
como out for liquor as it is now sold,
and in so doing places himself in oppo-
sition to tho great Mnthnhist Church,
which has beon for years laundering at
tho gates of the monster iniquity. IIo is
tho same prOhibitionist who deserted TO
Tho dispensary a few years ago, and his
present course is only in Keeping with
his past conduct"
Mcssrs. S. N. Pitchford, F. S. nollc-
man, W. IL. Koodcr and VIII Thompson
loft Walhalla last Monday for q trip in