Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-12-15
Noeal arro ners6ual.
Cranborries and fruits at Jaynes's.

Capt. VIM. j. Nix, of Columbia, is II
Walhalla this week. x.4 ~ .-. y
Capt, James Frederick Ansel spen'
Sunday in Pendleton. visiting friend(s.
Divine sorvices may be expected al
Ebenezer church next Sunday at $50 p
III. MIR. Sohaid is to preach.
Preaching in the Walhalla Methodist
ohuroh noxt Sunday morning and evon
ing. ~. ....-
,. Large assortment of toys of all kinds
at very low prices, at DR.. j. w. Boil,
drug store. =
MIR: S. Louvio, of Whitewater, i,
spending some time in Walhalla with
Gen. w. +. Erwin.
Remember, tho tax books will posi-
lively close on the 31st instant. Call or
Treasurer Bibb and pay up at onoo.
A full line of jowelry, also fancy arti
cles In china, glass and bisquo at DR.. j.
w. Belps.
See f. II. Carter's ad. and bear in
mind that he is solling goods at very low
prices.
Tho Rev. w. S. Hamiter will preach nj
Fairview church OH next Sunday after.
noon at three O'Clock, fast timo.
Tho Walhalla Presbyterian church is
undergoing now coat of paint, which
will add much to its appearance when
finished.
Services in tho Episcopal church will
bo on the fourth Sunday in this month
instead of the third, and the second Sun
day in January instead of tho first.
Col r. M. Sims, who was Secretary OF
State under the administration Of Gov.
Hampton, died at his homo in Columbia
last week.
T,Sa Wy
Boil, Of Walhalla, was in tho city last
week on short visit to Mr.. John N.
Bleck]ey and family"
Born unto Capt. and Mrs. w. j. Nix,
Walhalla, S. G., Sunday morning, Decem.
ber 18th, 1903, daughter. Another
railroad man mado happy.
Go to Claude Little & Co., Wcstmins-
tor, 5. c., for your dry goods, shoes,
hats, groceries, go. They will savo You
money.
Miss Ncttio Gibson, of Greonvillc, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. A.
Fl. Gibson, this week Her many
friends arc pleased to meot her again.
Mr.. G. S. phillips and family, of
Gainesville, Ca, have moved to Oconeo
and are living on tho Hunsinger plac O
Oh Conneross creek, near Stribling's mill.
Rov. II. B. FAINT, of Anderson, who has
been some time pastor of tho Baptist
church here, severed his connection as
pastor last Sunday. He was much likod
by everybody.
James Seaborn, Esq, Clerk of Court,
accompanied by Mrs. Seaborn, left Tues
day morning for Atlanta, to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. George Seaborn, and attend tho
Peace Jubilee.
Mr.. John +. latham is circulating
among his friends in Walhalla. IIo holds
an important position as guard at tho
penitentiary, and is at homo on ton
days furlough.
Carter e Co., Walhalla, will sell you
goods for tho cash at very close prices.
Thoy also would appreciate your
promptness in calling at once and paying
Off your accounts.
Col. II. S. VanDiviere is in Charleston
this week attending tho Grand Lodge of
the Masons now in annual session IN that
city. Ho is tho representative of Blue
Ridge Lodge No. 81 A. +. M.
Mrs. w. w. Moss has been critically
Ill during the past week, requiring tho
attention of three physicians. Sho is
still very low, but wo hope soon to DO
able to chronicle hor recovery.
nj. w. Coleman e. Co. want their
money. Havo you paid thom ? Your
Buano note ana account arc due. They
are going to wind up all tho notes and
accounts this fall. Sec to your interest
r. b. Holland, merchant at Fountain
LIN, is the owner of two hogs weighing
respectively Tic pounds and $50 pounds,
Hc is fattening them and hopes to mako
Arc you looking for cheap goodsp If
so, call on J. &c j. S. Carter, Westmn-
ster, s. G. They carry an "up-to-dato"
stock of goods at up-to- dato pricos.
SO that is tho place to got just what you
want.
Let some of tho progressive farmers of
Oconce got the genuine ribbon cano for
their next years syrup. If several in
the neighborhood will join in ordering,
purchased in any of tho lower counties
and tho molassos can be retailcd for so
cents gallon.
Miss Bessie Micklor will leave next
week for st. Augustine, Fla. " to visit her
uncle, Mr.. w. ID. Pitchford. She will be
gone until June, during which timo sho
will visit relatives and friends in Jack
sonvillo, Atlanta and othor towns. Wo
wish for her much pleasure.
All notes and accounts duo Nj. w.
Coleman & Co. must be settled this fall.
Wo cannot and will not carry them any
longer. We let you have tho goods and
it's bnt right for you to pay for them.
Wo must have our money.
NJ w. COLEMAN e. Co.
Messrs. Kaufman &c Rochester, to
whom tho contract was lot for the re-
mOval of tho Walhalla Baptist church,
arc now at work OH the same. They say
that IN a very fey days tic church wifi
bo on its now site Oh Main street. They
propose to roll the building more than a
quarter of mile.
Any ono wanting fine candies can find
large assortment at Jaynos's, consist~
ing of almond tip bon bons, walnut tip
bon bons, pecan tip bon bons, apricot
tip bon buns, chocolate walnut TIPS and
mum ber of other kinds.
Cards are out announcing tho mar
riago Of the nieco of Mr.. and Mrs. s. X.
Dendy, Jr., Lavonia, Ga, in tho Baptist
church Of that place, Miss Mary Bethnel
Ihrasher to Mr.. Robert Monroe Ellison,
at half.past nino O'Clock. These young
people are well known to quito number
OF our Oconoo young mon and maidons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian j. Neville, of At
lanta, Ca, have been visiting relatives
and friends in Oconoe county. Mr. Ne
willie honored the COURIER Office with his
presence on Monday morning last and
chatted pleasantly aid Interestingly
Tor short whilo. lie is another ono
OF Oc0noo's promising and prosperous
young men. Mr.. Neville is on engineer
on the Southern Railway, running from
Atlanta to Chattanooga.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. r. Gibson loft last
Sunday for tboir homo In Columbia,
after spending several weeks with Mr.
and Mrs. II. A. III. Gibson in Walhalla.
Mr.. GibsOn's many friends will bo
pleased to know that no has recently
boen promoted in the railroad scrvice,
his duties now being such as t., cause
MIN to mako bis headquarters in Colum-
bia instead of Leurens, whore ho has