Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-05-19
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3 s;sse;n you saw mo" buying
g So Cartor Merchandise Go.
Miss Maggie Armstrong, of Richland,
Is visiting hcr cousin, Miss Maud Moss,
of Walhalla.
Mr. Geo. IL. Mehrtens, Of Charleston,
has been visiting relatives in Walhalla
this week. s.'. j., S." +"
Mr. IIondricks, of G. A. Reeds Music
House, Anderson, S. c., has been in town
this wcck. 49,. " E'E..
Mr.. S. Clarc Keys, Of Atlanta, Ga, is
visiting his relatives aud friends in Wal
ii,ita this wock. .,-t... -. .r-.. r..
DR.. FahncstoclS will DO i'm his Office
every Monday, Tuesday and Saturday
until fnthor notice. -..... :"
A colored Baptist Church (Now Cali
lcc) is In course of erection on tho cornor
lot near tho Jail.
Tho family of Mr.. B. Il. Pennington
moved Tuesday to Anderson whore thcy
will reside IN tho future.
Mr.. Arthur Mccullough loft for Colum-
bia Tuesday morning to voluntccr as n
soldier for tho Cuban war. 49,. ....
TO RENT-h Six-room Cottage on Fac
uity Hill. Apply to
Mrs. KATE p. LEWIS.
Goods will bc priced to yon ut Carter
Merchandise Co. in q way that will con-
vince you they want to save you money
Mrs. Matilda Sparp, wife of Capt. Il.
f. Sharp, has bcen critically i'll for
several days. She is reported TO DO in. .
proving q littlo.
Ramon's Nerve and Bone Oil cures
Rhcnnatism, Cuts, Sores, Burns and
Bruises, for 25c.
Miss Nannio Anscl is visiting her uncle,
Solicitor M. L. Anscl, and family, of
Grcenvillo. She will probably DO absent
several waoks.
Wednesday evening by n heavy rain. 1t
came in tho ''nicle OF timo" to save gar
den and field crops.
Attention is called to tho advertisement
of DR.. w. L. Austin. 10 can bo found
in his dental Office at Seneca on Mondays,
Fridays and Saturdays.
WANTED, ovcry man and woman, in
tcrcstcd in Lifo or Firo Insurance, to
write OK call on l.. M. Jordan, Seneca, S.
G. You will mover regret it.
Miss Rctta Sitton, after pleasant
visit of two weeks to her cousin, Miss
Sue Dcndy, of Walhalla, returned to her
homo in Pcndloton this morning.
IIavo you seen tho line of straw hats
Co? You should SEQ them. They arc
what you want in pricc and quality.
Mr.. A. G.. Merricl1 is having tho lumber
laid down for tho building Of his now
dwelling house, which will bc erected on
his lot in Midway in tho near future.
Attention is called to the sale of n
house and lot in tho town of West Union,
S. c., with thirty two acres of valuable
land attached. Easy terms to purchaser.
w. NJ. Wheeler, tho photographers, has
decided to remain in Walhalla for few
days longer and will make photos at
popular prices during the balance of his
stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Dickson, of Whit
'ncy, Spartanbulg county, havo been
spending several days in Wallalla, visit
ing their son, Mr.. W. p. Dickson, and
family.
Messrs. J. r. Ashworth, Jas. Thompson
and G.. w. Pratt arc in Nowbcrry this
week attending the Grand Lodge Knights
of Pythias rs representatives, of the Wal
halla Lodge.
Mcssrs. f. l.. IIcrndon, J. II. Barnett,
G. II. ID. BUNS, j. II. Earle, w. NJ. Brown
and Andrew Bcardcn left Tuesday for
Columbia to attcnd tho State Democratic
Convention.
The line Of ladi cs' shirt waists, skirts
and underwear, shown by NJ. w. Cole
man e. Co., is very pretty and the
prices attractive. Shirt waists, 21c.
Ready made skirts only SOC.
NJ. w. Coleman e Co. are 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 them Il call and you will not
regret it.
Tho Sunday School Of the Walhalla
Methodist church will hold Childrcn'S
Day service on Sunday afternoon, May
3lst, Mt four o clock. An interesting pro-
grammc has beer arranged. Public cor
daily invited.
Mr.. +. II. Taylor, of Atlanta. Ga. rcp-
rcscnting tho Western Assurance Com
pany of Toronto, Canada, was in Wal
halla Tuesday in The interest Of his Com
pany. lie appointed Mr.. James Thomp-
son as local agent for Walhalla.
Capt. G, +. Malloy, formerly of West
Union. now of Fayetteville, n. G., made
IFS a pleasant call on the 10Th instant.
lie holds responsible position as con-
ductor on the Cape Fear and iadkin
Valley Railroad. Mr.. Malloy'S father, JAS.
T.. Malloy, made many friends while he
resided among us thirteen years ago
Mr.. John Tcmplinc, a young German
lad, who had been in the employ OF Mir.
III. ID. a. Bicmam up to his death, left
last Monday for Chicago. where he goes
to make his home with Il brother, vino is
in business in that city. Young Tcmpinc
made many friends in Walhalla during
his brief residence here who regretted
to see him go away.
Mr.. j. A. Mottc, of Trenton. S. c.,
general travelling agent Of the Columbia
Register, is in Walhalla in the interest
Of the paper he represents. lie reports
an increase in the circulation Of The
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