Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-08-31
Getal ano Mersulral..

Co.'s. Look for now ad. next wook.
-Missos Julia Maxwell and Emma
Mcrrick, two beautiful young ladies.
spont Monday in Anderson.
Mr.. l.. L. Barr, of Greenville, spent
Sunday in Walhalla, visiting tho family
of Major S. p. Dendy. ....
Arrange your plans early to attend
tho 31st Annual State Fair at Columbia,
November 9th to 10TH.
told Time" white lead, bost on tho
market, always on hand at j. & j. S.
Cartcr's, Westminster, S. G.
-Wo have had splendid showers for
tho past few days. If you havo not put
in your t,lrnip seed SOW thom now.
Mrs. E. II. Cook and Master lack
Cook, of Greenwood, S. c., havo been
on visit to Mrs. l.. d. Brenneclke and
family.
Mr.. II. E. Stribling, Sonoca's popular
druggist, was in Walhalla last Sunday,
tho guest of j. w. Shelor, Esq, aud
family.
Mr.. l.. A. Edwards and family, who
have boon in tho mountains about two
months, returned to their homo at Oak
way this week.
Clayton Tribune: ""The chestnut
crop s failure this year. No do not
boliovo old Scroamer mountain will pro-
duce ono bushol."
Tho many friends Of Sheriff Moss
will learn with great pleasure that ho
has a new bridlo. A handsome sub
scription was raised-about 40 cents.
Capt. r. B. Norris, of Greenwood,
spent Sunday in Walhalla with his
family. TIo is locking woll and his
many friends wero pleased to SEQ him.
Tho premiums offered this year at
tho State Fair have been greatly in
creased and competition will DO sharp.
DO sure to get premium list at onco.
-Rov. D. p. Bcarden will preach at
Pleasant Ridge church on tho second
Sunday in September at II o'clock A. NJ.
and at Flat Shoals school house on the
same day at o'clock l.. M.
The annual catalogue of Clemson
College is ready for distribution. A copy
will be sont to any address upon appli-
cation to President Hartzog, Clemson
College, S. G.
Health for ton cents. Cascarots
make tho bowels and kidneys act natur-
ally, destroy microbes, cure headache,
biliousncss and constipation. All drug
gists.
Hon. d. p. Werner, Grccnville's eff
cient Master, spent Monday night in
Walhalla. Mr.. Verne accompanied his
wife this far on her way to the noun
tains.
Miss Myrtle, tho beautiful and ac-
complished daughter of Rov. Il. C. Nc
Connoll, D. d., OF I.ynohburg, Va, spont
last week in Walhalla visiting the family
of Mr.. j. S. Sloan.
--Lavonia (Ga.) Standard Gauge, Au-
gust 90: '"Mr. r. G. Strother, Of Wal.
halla, who is president Of tho Oil Mill
Company, accompanied by his wife, is
visiting their daughter, Mrs. L. w. Mea-
kim"
Mrs Leah Craig, administrators
makes an important announcement to
tho debtors and creditors of tho estate
of III. D. Rochester, deceased 1t will
be found in another column in this
weeks issue.
MFR. S. p. Stribling has given up the
management of tho Cherry farm. Mr..
III. g. Routh, Of Broyles, Anderson
county, will take charge under stand
ing rent contract after the first year.
The many friends of Mrs. d. Oelkers
will be sorry to learn that sho has been
confined to hor room for the past fifteen
days, suffering from an attack of rhou-
matism. We hope for hor speedy rccov-
cry.
Mr.. w. r. Reid, and family, and
Mrs. I. G. Leo, of Chappells, S. c., arc
visiting Miss Carrie Keith and other
relatives in Walhalla this weok Their
many friends hero will bo pleased to
meet them again.
Prof. j. l.. Ward, A. B., the newly
elected Principal of thc Seneca School,
was in Walhalla Tuesday and paid tho
COURIER q pleasant call. Ho is a cloavel
gentleman, and, wo think, tho trus-
tees have mado wise selection. Read
his advertisement in this issue.
Mr.. Guy II. Grove, who is toIc-
graph operator for tho Southern Rail
way at Columbia, arrived in Walhalla
Monday evening on visit to his family
Mr.. Grove is q proficient operator and
will doubtles' do his company good Scr
vice.
-Mr. j. j. Norton spent Sunday in
~Walhalla visiting his mother. lie was
on his way to Gainesville, Ga, where ho
will buy cotton. This is enc Of he most
important markets of his largo firm, and
we arc plcnscd to noto "Joo's" promo
ton.
Mr.. T.. j. ITunnicutt, Of Seneca OK
poets to leave for New York tho last OF
this week to soloct his fall and winter
stock o, millinery and dress goods. lie
will announce. later through our advor,
tising columns when his goods arrive
and ready to bc examined and purchased
by our good ladies.
Mrs. Jessie LOWS, wife OF Mr.. Robert
A. Lewis, Of Bolton, S. c., has been
spending week in Walhalla visiting her
relatives, Mrs. l.. D. Brcnnccke and
family and Mr.. ID. A. Smith and family.
Mrs. LOWS was charmed with our
city," with its Gne climate and beau.
tifnl and enchanting mountain scenery.
Sho has promised to visit us again by.
nd-by,