Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-09-08
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( rolativos in Walhalla last Sunday. n
Yollow foyer has deyelOpcd again in
Southern Mississippi and Louisiana.
Mr.. G. NJ. Nield and family now 90.
cupy tho residence of tho late Judge j.
j. Norton. ~ &s.
= .Mr.. j. w. Strbling, OF Scnoca, was on
. business visit to the Court House on
yesterday. . MI M E53.@ ~. .5
SEQ important changes in the adver-
tlsoment of Mcssrs. NJ. W. Coleman &
Co., of Seneca. II I, t|
Dr.. Fahnestock will DO in his Office
every Monday, Tuesday and Saturday
until furthor notice. .,='.T -.
Miss Rosa Norman Is in Atlanta this
weok making purchases for tho fall stock
of millinery Of Mrs. Il. Nj. Cudworth.
Mrs. f., T.. Harrison and, daughter
Janie, OF uandrum, S. O., are visiting
relatives in Walhalla. IlI',:7-
FoHSALE--An oxcollent family horse,
sold for want Of uso. Apply to MRs. G,
TERHUNE, Faculty Hill. :
Miss Manic Lntimcr, of Bolton, S. c..
daughter of Congressman A. G. Latimor,
has boen Waiting Miss Mary Stribling,
near Walhalla. ...'3 o.
Mr.. Il. A. Erwin, aftor spending fow
days with his father aud family, in Wal
l,alla, returned TO his post Of duty IN At
lanta OH Tuesday. ...
You can get n straw hat or q nico pair
of summon shoes below actual cost at
Carter IL Co.'S. Must close thom out.
Como and got your choice. ....
Mr.. and Mrs. E. III. Cudworth arc
smiling and happy over tho roccnt arrival
of little stranger at thoir homo. 1t is
iino baby boy, born August 3lst.
Mrs. N. G. Ballongor and three daught-
ors, of Granitoyillc, aftor u pleasant Visit
to relatives in this county, returned to
thoir homo this morning.
If you want to invest j'. collins, hard
ware, stoves, tinwaro, bucgics, saddles,
harness, &c., and got value received,
60 to f. II. Cartor's, West Union, S. G.
Rev. j. NJ. Sanders will preach at Dou-
bio Springs tho first Sunday in October
at II A. Nj. and Saturday bofor9. Also
at Mill Creek tho first Sunday at p. M .
Mr.. A. Zimmerman, of Westminster,
is at tho Court House this morning. Ic
says tho corn crop in tho county, in his
Judgment, is at least onc-third short on
account of tho floods of rain wo have
had in tho last fow weeks.
Mr.. John f. latham is at homo this
week on u furlough of fifteen days for
rest and recreation. IIo came from Camp
Cuba Lihro, Jacksonville, Fla. Hc ro-
ports the health of his regiment to be
good. His friends are pleased to note
his military bearing.
When you want dry goods, notions,
hats, shoes, clothing, croclIory, glass
ware, groceries, canned goods or any
thing usually kept to cat or wear, cheap
as can be bought anywhere, come to
soc me. II. III. CAREER,
West Union, S. G.
Mr. J. l.. Handy and family, Of Senen !,
moved to Walhalla on Tuesday and oc-
cupy the cottage residence lately vacated
by Mr.. G. M. Nield, on Main street, near
the Presbyterian church. We welcome
these good people toour town and COM
munity.
Tho Walhalla High School, Prof. JAS.
n. Gloss, principal, will opon! on noxt
whoro Adger College formerly stood.
Tho dancing pavilion at that place has
recently been enclosed and made suitable
for school purposes.
Remember j. Il j. S. Cartcr's great
clearing out sale will last only one week
longer. Go and got goods at and below
Now York cost. Such opportunity don't
happen often. A word to tho wiso is
sufficient. j. e j. S. CARTER.
Tho pleasant and familiar faco Of our
former fcllOw-townSman, Mr.. X. 0.
Wright, was seen on our streets on last
Monday. He informed us that he was
doing good business in tho city of
Greenvillo, whore he has recently gone.
He was hero looking after somo real
estate matters.
Dry goods, notions, shoes, clothing,
hats and all goods, except groceries, will
go at and below actual cost for ono wecl,
only. Now is tho time to secure bar
gains. We arc making room for large
and now stock of fall goods.
j. & j. S. CARTER.
Mr.. Lee Cawthen, living on Factory
Hill with his mother, died, after a pro
body was carried to Poplar Springs OF
Wednesday afternoon for intormcnt
Row. j. +. Massey conducting the funeral
services. Tho deceased was about 2:
years old.
M. w. Coleman & Co., of Seneca, have
their line of clothing and gents furnish
ing goods shipped in early that they
might accommodate young mon who are
going off to school: sc,
The.sccond primary will take place or
Tuesday, September 18th. On that day
tic "Gt3:s will cheese between Ellcrbt
end Feathers tone Tor Governor, Tomp
kins and Cooper for Secretary of State
Floyd and Blythe for Adjutant General
and McMGhan and Brown for Superin
tcndcnt of Education.
The $500 all wool suit, shown by NJ
: w. Coleman Il &c. will match most
goods at $3.50, if they are well made
nicely trimmed and strictly up to date
with full line Of patterns to select from
Mr.. Il. j. IIunncutt, the cntcrprisine
milliner Of Seneca, is now in the New
York market for tho purpose Of purchas
ing n fancy and fashionable stock of fal
and wintor stock of millinery, dry goods
and ladies' shoes, which ho will Offcr tC
tho public at figures to suit tho times
Wo would advise all to give him cal
upon the arrival of his goods.
Mr.. John NJ. Hendrix, of Concord, n
G., accompanied by his little son Gilbert
is visiting his father and mother, MI
and Mrs. j. E. Hendrix, and other rcla-
tives. Mr.. Hendrix is the same pleasant
and affablo gentleman that ho was years
ago when he did business in Walhalla
We arc glad to meet our young friend
and former fellow citizon and to learn of
his prosperity in the old North State.
The following is a list of letters re-
manning uncallcd for in tho Walhalla
post Office for the month ending August
3lst: Floried Virgins, Miss jamie Ro
bcrts, Miss ELAN Singleton, Frank Nash
Bonj. OwUIs, Vance Cotton Mills, J. A.
Mccain, It.ury G. Harbin, Will Mills
sons calling for any Of the above letters
will please say that they arc advertised
j. M. MEKRiCK, u. NJ.
On tho 9th o: august, 1898, United
States Deputy Field Marshal w. R. f.
E. A. Aikon, of North Carolina, and
Others dostroyod'o LARGO Iietillnrv on ihr