Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-10-27
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night andT- broke n ~ Ii 81 sl3 .5 S3ss
M Ma2 DO you rido 2 We soil tho we'll known
Rock Hi II buggivs. GARTER DO Co. a
9s Miss Rettaa a,ttnn Of Pend laton "a
Visiting her cousin, Miss Sue Dendy.
New Embellishments: StribIing Drug
Co. and NJ. w. Coleman g Co, Seneca s. s.
Syracuse plows, Chattanooga Il cane
mills and ploWs for sale by Carter g Co..,
Walhalla, s. @. n rs ~ 3 @s5 s3f3 b.
The tax books opened on the 18th in-
stant, and up to date County Treasurer
Bibb has written Sd .eceipts and collected
about $500. Is S +, f35S r
Our townsman, Mr.. O.. Il. Reid, made
this year Is bushels Of corn and 12}
bushels Of whoat off half an acre Of
ground. + Isl
Fl t., Herndon, Esq, returned from
Atlanta last Sunday. He reports his
brother-in-law, Mr.. u. B. West, consid-
erahly improved. AZ 45l. 81 ,s, IL. q.
Mr.. A. Rae Dendy left on Monday
morning for Spartaaburg, whore he OK
pects TO enter upon employment. Our
best wishes go with him. 5a'3 Is{E
Tho many friends of Rev. X. T.. Rogers
will be glad to learn that he is able to be
up and about his room. We hope soon
to see him ip his usual health. .,.y&
We are requested to announce that the
Oakway school will open on November
7th, instead of November 1st, as has
been previously stated, frl 8:;
Misses Deane Seaborn and Fannie Max
well arc in Anderson to-day. Look out
como back with tho crowd.
Mr.. s. A. Byrd has moved into tho
Pieper cottage, Main street. Last Tues
day he spent his first night in fourteen
years away from his old homo.
The Masonic Temple and rooms in the
first story make quito an imposing
appearance. In about q week tho post
Office and two stores will bo located in
this building.
Preparations have been begun to movo
and remodel tho largo house owned by
Mrs. L. A. Boil, cornor Main and Spring
streets. This will bo still another great
Improvement for our main thorough
faro.
Mossrs. Claude Poll and w. J. Brison,
Of Cashier 3 Valley, members of tho First
S. G. Regiment, boarded tho train at
Walhalla Tuesday morning for Coulum-
bia. whore their regiment will be mus
tered out on November 10.
Col. j. l.. Tribble, Hon. John E. Brea-
zeale and p. X. McCully, of Anderson,
camo to Walhalla on Sunday evenings
train to meet Sir Thomas Tancrod and
party, and accompanied them to Ander-
son Monday morning.
Miss Julia X. Maxwell loft Wednesday
morning for Pondleton, whore she will
spend somo months visiting her uncle,
Mr.. Il. M. Sloan, and family. Her many
friends wish her n pleasant visit, and
Will gladly welcome her back at the OK
piration Of her visit.
The alarm of fire was givon about @. 80
last evening, causing rush for the fire
ongino and hook and ladder trucks.
a small blazo was discovered on tho
roof of tho old Biemanu Hotel, Main
stroot. 1t was soon distinguished and
not much damage dono.
Miss annie Evans, who has spent somu
time visiting tho family of Mr.. G. w.
Pratt, returned to hor home in Charles
ton last Monday morning. She made
many friends during her visit, who re-
gret her departure. There sooms to be
ono bleeding heart-guess.
Mr.. j. D. Massey, tho efficient Secro-
tary of tho Georgia Railroad Commits
sion, has our thanks for q COPY of the
Geological Survey Of Georgia by w. S.
Yeatcs, State Goologist 1t is very in
teresting work to those Interested in the
gold deposits of Georgia.
MI and Mrs. Dell Gardner, of Lutl,or,
Mich, arrived in Walhalla last Saturday
to spend the winter. They occupy tho
residence of Mr. VIM. Hiles, on Main
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Hiles aro expected
to arrive in a few days to spond tho
winter, as has been thoir custom for
many years.