Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-07-14
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IS is improving. rs
IS rew advertisement of g. G. Jaynes
Ebls information disclosed.
ar. G. G. Jayncs Spent a fow hours il,
Andt :son on business Wednesday.
Wo arc pleased to announce that Mr.
A. =. Crisp is now fast on tho way to 10,
covory. =
DR.. Fahnestock will DO in his Office
every Monday, Tuesday and Saturday
until further notice. ....
Rev. d. u. Bcarden will preach at Wolf
Stake church on tho third Sunday in this
month at II o'clock A. Nj. ..',.0 u
For SALE-Sot of coilod hoop machin.
cry. Apply to J. B Shanklin, Seneca
or G. Shanklin, Riohland, S. G.
Have you noticed tho unusually bright
smile Mr.. G. NJ. Mold has been wearino
since last MondayP It's girl.
Mr.. Williams Wyly and Miss Nav Wylv
of Retreat, spcnt fow days in WalhalIa
last week visiting relatives and friends.
Amanda Frady, who was convicted at
tho recent torn of court, was carried to
tho pcnitcntiary last Tuesday morning.
A protractcd meeting will begin at
Fairvicw church on tho fourth Sunday
in this month and continue through tho
wcCl.
Wo note with pleasure and approval
that tho United Confederate Veterans
/" arc to mcct in annual convention at At
lanta, July 202itll.
The twcntioth assessment of the Ocn-
nco County Brotherhood has been called
on tho death of Harrison Haynes, which
occurred Juno 9th, 1893.
You can got straw hat or nico pair
OF summer shoes below actual cost Mt
Carter & Co.'S. Must close thom out.
Como and got your choice.
Mr.. Marshall l.. Alexander, of Grcon-
willie, was in Walhalla tho first of this
week. His many friends woro pleased
to sec HIM and glad to shake his hand
again.
Miss Roxio Reid gavo worry pleasant
dance in honor Of her scholars last Mon
day night. A largo crowd enjoyed them
selves stripping the light fantastic too
till n latc hour.
GENTS CIoTHING.-Matlcto to order by
the most roliablc tailoring house in Amer
ica. Your order solicited. Exact fit guar
antccd. Will savo you 20 por cent. NJ. T..
King, Walhalla, S. @.
Mr.. G.. G. Arvo, of Long Crock, will
accept our thanks for basket of his
excellent mountain Juno apples lie
brought down few bushels Of them for
tho Walhalla market.
a new post on!ce has 5aoii established
in this county between Oakway and Fair
Play. "Chalmer'' is tho namo of the
office. This is u great convenience to
tho people of that section.
Tho line of ladies' shirt waists, skirts
and underwear, shown by NJ. w. Cole
man Il Co., is worry pretty and tho
prices attractive. Shirt waists. 23c,
Ready made skirts only Doc.
On tho fourth page of this issue will
hD frnnl n irn, oil, +
Mr.: II. L. Alexander. He keeps in his
stables good saddle horses and "tony"
turnouts. Read advertisement.
Tho many friends of Mr.. George Sea-
born were glad to sec him in town last
Saturday. He paid Il short visit to rcla-
tivos and dolhcrs-principaIly othcrs--and
returned TO his post of duty on Sunday.
If you want goods at and below cost
for the next thirty days only, call on J.
~ ). 5. Carter, Westminster, S. G. Thcy
arc determined to rcd>.cc their stock.
bargains will do it, SEQ their advertise
mcnt.
The COURIER force were tho recipients
OF bucket of nice Damson plums on
Tuesday morning from Mr.. Franklin
Taylm, Of Poplar Springs. lie also
brought us II cluster of Il dozen apples
on one twig.
Nj. w. Coleman 4 Co. arc showing an
elegant limo of summer shoes in ali the
prevailing colors, and their limo of sum-
NOR clothing and ncckwcar is hard to
beat. Give them call and you will not
regret it,.
The copious showers Of rain, which
nave fallen in every section of the
county during tho last few days, have
refreshed everything, both people and
crops. The ground has been thoroughly
wet and vegetation is putting on new
lift md growth.
Some of tho young folks Of Wahalla
arc organizing singing club. There arc
Il number of good singers here, and this
club should be kept up regularly. The
promoters OF the club arc all "warm
members" and will doubtless give some
"hOt numbcrS.'
Prof. James L.. Mann, Superintendent
of tho Graded Schools at Frorcmco, S.
G., passed through Walhalla this week on
his way to JOcassco Valley, to spend a
month or six weeks to rccmcrate his
wasted energies after Il lard years work
in the school room.
j. & }. S. Carter, Successors to Carter
Merchandise Company, Westminster, arc
determined to reduce their large stock
OF goods. Sec their advertisement. IL
means business and so do thew. Thev
have everything you want. Call and see
them and You will save money.
Mr.. Walter G. Peterson, of Lees,
l'amhcrg county, is visiting the family
of Mr.. j. 5. Floyd. Mr.. Peterson will
remain in the county several months
teaching school. lie is looking well,
and his many friends in Oconcc are glad
to welcome him back again
Mr.. Chas. w. Wicklinc, OF West Union.
has opened up stock of general mcr-
chandiSc and hereafter will be numbered
among the progressive merchants of our
sister town. lie has considerable oXpc-
rlcncc i'll the mercantile line and is well
and favorably known to the trading pub
lie. We wish him every success.
MIR. John &. Law, Jr., who has been
spending some time with his friend, Mr..
John Dcndy, left Walhalla Tuesday even
ing Tor Ocala, Fla, to spend the remain
der oi his vacation with his father, Rev
John e. Law, and family. lie has many
friends here who regret his departure.
Our Dutch printer, Mr.. Fritz Anderson
Henry Schroeder, received beautifully
arranged box of flowers on Tuesday
morning from Il .tlicnd. lie was heard
to remark: Dem phowcrz vos ust so
hrctty v0t never vos Dcy vOs almost
so sweet as der Won v0t zcnt um."
Beyond doubt they were gems of beauty.
Mrs. V. NJ. Doar, of Summcrville, &C.,
accompanied 10y her son and daughter,
Mr.. E. and Miss Salic Doar, also three
little grand children, arrived at the home
ot Mr.. amh Mrs. $. a. &. iiclndon, near
Mountain Rest, on the 9th instant. They
VIII spend the summer, enjoying the in
ViHoratlng atmosphere and fine mountain