Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-11-10
Tocal u1ro @ersamul.
Mr.. w. l.. Gibson, of Columbia, paid
a short visit to his parents in Walhalfa.

short Vlslt TO his parents In Walhalla.
Anyone wanting anything in groceries
will do we'll to call on G. G. JAMES.
Mr. j. G. Keys, of Blackville, wat visit
ing tho family of Col. r. A. Thompson
during tho past week.
Old Mrs. Pieper, tho mother of Mr.. r.
w. Pieper, Is quite fooble at present and
not expected to live great while longer.
DR.. Fahnestook will bo in his Office
every Monday, Tuesday and Saturday
until further notice.
Rev. p. J. Vermillion will preach in
tho West Union Baptist church noxt
Sunday morning.
The Office days of DR.. w. F. Austin,
and Saturdays.
Wanted at onoe, ono four horse-po wor
cotton harvester with ton horse power
price-raisor attachments. Apply to w.
M. Barkor, Salon, S. Q.
All notes and accounts duo G. w. Pitch
ford Company must bo settled this fall
Wo must have our money.
G. w. PrrcnFoRD Co.
Mr.. Sam johnson, of Anderson, spent
several days in Walhalla tho latter part
of last week, visiting his mother and
sister.
Wo want all of our subscribers who
arc in arrears to como forward and sot-
tic. We need the money and must have
it.
Mrs. A. p. McClair loft "Wednesday
daughter, Mrs. Matte Williams. Sho
spent several weeks in Walhalla visiting
relatives and friends.
Miss Katc Boil returned homo Wodnes-
day evening, after a pleasant visit to
relatives and friends in Anderson and
Greonville.
NJ. w. Coleman & Co. want thoir
money. Havo you paid them ? Your
guano noto and account arc duo. They
are going to wind up all the notes and
accounts this fall. SEQ to your interest.
Until further notice tho Office of
County Superintendent of Education
will bo open only on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays.
V. f. MARTIN, G. S. e.
The latest dispatches from Washington
say that both tho Democrats and Ropub-
licans claim the lowor House of Congress
by small majorities. 1t will probably
require an official count to determine tho
result.
If you want to invest in collins, hard
ware, stoves, tinware, buggios, saddles,
harness, &C., and get value received,
go to f. H. Cartor's, West Union, S. G.
Result of examination October 2lst,
1903 First Grade, J. S. jennings;
Second Grade "A," Miss II. B. McCol-
lough; Second Grade CA" Miss Mary
Stribling; no certificate; under age.
For SALE, good gentle family horse.
Apply to Mrs. f. G. Ritter, Walhalla, S.
c., or at her farm place, noar town.
Cards are out announcing tho marriage
of Mr.. George Soaborn and Miss Gussio
Holleman, at tho residence of tho brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. HOlleman,
on Wednesday, November 10th, 1903, at
II A. M.
With pleasure acknowledge a contri-
button to the fund for building monu-
mcnt to tho women of tho Confederacy
in South Carolina from tho Rccdy Fork
school, Seneca District.
.. V. f. MARTIN.
Go to Claude Little & Co., Wcstmins-
ter, 5. c., for your dry goods, shoes,
hats, groceries, &C. They will save You
money.
Mr.. w. +. Soeba, of Jacksonville, Fla,
Wednesday morning for Columbia,
S. G. to visit his sister, Mrs. Rev. M. M.
Kinard, after spending week hero with
his parents. He is looking well, and his
many friends were delighted to see him
again.
All IoICb fsCCOuHtS utt0 M. w.
Coleman t& co. must be settled this fall.
We cannot i,ni will not carry them any
longer. We lot you have the goods and
9tis but right for you to pay for thom.
We must have our money.
M. w. COLEMAN & Co.
Mrs. G. G. Strong leaves tomorrow for
Greopville. S. c., whore sho will spcnd the
winter with her daughters, Misses Cora
and Alice, at Chicora College. During her
absense her residence on Faculty Hill
will be occupied by Mr.. Burt Rideout,
who has recently moved to Walhalla from
Highlands, N. q.
j. &c J. S. Cartor arc now getting in
their fall stock OF goods. Go and sec
them and got bargains. They certainly
have got them. 1t will pay you to got
their prices and 500 their goods before
you buy. j. t& j. S. CARTER.
Westminster, S. G.
Miss Annie Mapps was called to Mil
ledgeville, Ga, on Monday last to attend
the funeral of hor father, who died there
Sunday after brief illness. Miss Mapps
is the teacher of art in Miss McCollough's 8
school, and during her stay of two
months in Walhalla she has made many
friends who extend sincere sympathy in
her bereavement.
If your noto or account is duo please
come and settle it ut once. Can't carry
1t any longer. Yours truly,
GARTER & Co.
Miss Sallio Shelor returned to her
school duties in tho Groonvillo Female
College last Monday morning. She has
recovered from hor recent illness from
fovcr. Miss SholOr is q bright young
lady and will no doubt take high stand
in her classes.
Mr.. w. T.. Grubbs, x-Auditor Of Oco-
nce county, accompanied by his daugh-
tor, Miss Hottio, liz visiting friends in
Walhalla to-day. Mr.. Grubbs lives near
Fair Play and is ono of our bost citizons
and farmers. Ile is competing for a
prize Of one ton Of guano, offered by
Mr.. q. w. Gignilliat, OF Seneca, for tho
largest yield of cotton from ono aero of
ground. Tho prizo winnor will bo an
nounced later.
There will bc Praise and Thanksgiv-
anG service observed in tho WalhalIa
Presbyterian church, under tho auspices
of the Ladies' Missionary SOcjoty, on
Thanksgiving day, Thursday, 2iSh in
stant, at II A. M. Rev. r. H. Rogers,
tho pastor. is expected to preach sor-
mon appropriate to tho occasion, and %
collection will bo taken for foreign mis-
sions.
Preaching at tho Walhalla Baptist
church on noxt Sunday morning and
evening at tho usual hours--11 A, M. and
l.. M.--by Rev. III. j. FAINT. At the
concin"ion of tho morning services tbOrG
will DO a church conference to take inLo
consideration tho subject of tho removal
Of tho church building. All members of
tho church arc earnestly requested to bc
pr esent, '.. -.