Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-12-08
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Clemson college. s.Et| l$A -
Buy your turkey now and have it fat
for Christmas. -s'... ,.s,&I,
A new lot of dress goods in patterns
cheaper than ever. Miss r. .PHIILIps,
... .... Soneoa, s. 9.
Rev. II. l.. Rogers will preach at Bethe
church next Sunday afternoon as S.3t
O'Clock. ...'
What9 Well, should say I do 70
ceive satisfaction ct Jaynes' store, if
call or sond my child.
Mr.. VIM. =. Snellgrovo, the effioion
Supervisor of Anderson county, was In
Walhalla last Tuesday. ~
Corsets reduced in price. See them
Dccembor 1st to 24th.
MISS II. PuILLIps.
Richardson Hutchison, a colored man
living near Walhalla, killed q porker De
comber 1st, which netted 5S1 pounds.
Xmas viii! soon DO here and you should
call at Jaynes' store to buy your grooe
ries, both staple and fancy, nuts anG
fruits.
LOST, between tho bank and my resi-.
dence, o. $40 bill. Tho finder will be re-
warde6 by applying at tho store of j. T.
Wilson.
A lot OF pretty stylish hats to be
offered at half price December ] to "a.
MISS II. Phillips. Seneca, S. @.
Do you lie, steal OF gwearP Whethol
you do or not, read DR.. j. w. Boll's nsw
ad. He tells you how you can do &C
decently.
Carter & Co., Walhalla, will soil you
goods for tho cash at very close prices
They also would appreciate youl
pro'uptnoss in calling at once and paying
off your accounts.
Mr.. James Phinney, Of West Union, has
sold his farm (the Steele place. contain
ing 20S acres to Mr.. John w. Harper, Of
Seneca, for 50, 1925.
Miss r. Phillips, Seneca, s. c., offors
special bargains in short jackets anG
now style capes, December to "a.
Mr. Chalmers Hughes, OF Abbeville
and Mr.. Ben Hughes, of Columbia, spen,
n day or two in Walhalla this week visit
ing relatives aud friends.
Go to Claude Little & Co., Westmins
ter, 5. G., for your dry goods, shoes
hats, groceries, go. They will save you
money.
Mr.. Earle Maxwell returned to his
position on tho @. @. tS A. Railroad lasu
Saturday morning, after spending sever d.
days with his parents in Walhalla.
Rev. r. l.. Rogers will preach in the
Walhalla Presbyterian church next Sun.
day night at 7.30 sermon to young mon
All arc cordially invited to be present.
Union suits, undervests, hosiery,
gloves and handkerchiefs. Prices tC
please. Decombor 1st to oath.
MISS r. Phillips, Seneca, S. G.
Attention is called to advertisement OF
Courtenay Manufacturing Company for
cotton. Tho highest market price is
paid for all cotton delivered at Newry.
Just received tho very latest styles in
dress patterns. No two alike. Special
salo December to "a.
MISS r. PHILLIPS, Seneca, S. G.
Special attention is called to the change
in the advertisement of Mr. j. II. Adams
of Seneca, which appears in another
column. He certainly has reached low
Read carefully what he has to say and
then 60 and make your purchases, if you
need anything ho has in stock.
M. w. Coleman e. Co want their
money. Have you paid them : Your
guano note and account are due. They
are going to wind up all the notes and
accounts this fall. See to your interest.
Mr.. Jas. II. Darby, druggist. has
moved into his now store room leased
from Mrs. Sophia Ritter in her two story
brick building on Main street. The
nished, and makes an attractive display.
Mr.. Darby is putting in q fresh lot OF
drugs, notions and holiday goods.
Big cut in prices from D. cember 1st tc
24th See what wo are showing in mil
linery, dress goods, walking Jackets
cares, &c.
MISS K. PHILLIPS, Seneca, S. C.
Anderson Advocate: "Mr j. l.. 0.
Shaw, of the Mountain Creek section,
has sold his farm and bought land above
Townville, near Tokeena, in Oconee
Tho people of that section will find him
good neighbor and good citizen and A
useful acquisition to thoir noighbor,
hood.",
Capt. Claude Sawyer, of Aiken, re-
Gently of the First South Carolina Regi
mont, has been appointed by Governor
Ellerbe Solicitor of the Third Circuit
vice Mr." G. d. Bellingor, elected Attor
ney General. Mr.. Sawyer is a distin
@uished and learned lawyer and will no
doubt make q faithful and energetic pro-
scouting attorney.
Mr.. Ben. j. Johnson, of Central, Pick.
ems county, was in Walhalla on Monday
on business. lie spent Sunday aid Sun
day night with his nephew, e. l.. Hern-
don, Esq, MIR johnson has represented
Pickens county in tho Legislature two
or moro sessions, and is one of our sister
county's most substantial and progress
8iYe men.
Go to j. and j. s. Carter, Westminster,
s.. g., to get your groceries. They are
always ready and willing to save you
money, II you will only ask thom. If
you have that "tired feeling" aud want
to ride homo, they arc sole agents for
tho Rock Hill buggy and will fit you ul
for riding.
Rov. j. L. Daniel left on Tuesday
morning for Greenwood to attend the
annual conference of tho South Carolina
nj. X. Church, South. He expects to be
returned to tho Seneca and Walhalla Sta.
tiOn for another year. Mr. Daniel 10 a
very able and popular young preacher
and his assignment to this charge for
another fonrth) year will give very gone
tal satisfactory.
Mr.. Charles Issertol, member and clerk
Of the 9th Massachusetts Regiment,
spent Sunday with his aunt, Mrs. N.
Norman. Charlie was quito q favorite
among number Of our boys while living
here ten years ago. He has been in the
Office of the Waltham Watch Factory 70,
some years. AftBr his return from Ha-
tered out, when he will again assume his
former position.
Rev. III. Il. FAINT, pastor of the Wal.
halla Baptist church, will preach his
farewell sermons to his flock on neXt
Sunday morning and evening. Mr.. Fant
is faithful and devoted serVant of God
and always breaches good and fOrcoful
sermons. Wo regret to hear of tho sev.
erance Of the pastoral relations between
himself and his people at this point. All