Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-07-27
Hutal a,ro Mersonnal.|
July.27, 1900.

More slippers at Cash Bargain Store.
-iioEu iowory, Byrd tS Co.'S now ii al,
Twonty per cent discount sale.
Mr.. Ed. Callas will open school ut
Holly Springs next Monday, July 31st.
If goa want a bargain in clothing,
shoes and hats SO to, tho Cash Bargain
Store. ,.t..i&..-G,, s.l" ~. /
Miss Mae Wyly, of Retreat, il visit.
ing among relatives and friends in Wal
halla. -. .". a.a' ,.i r..
--'Thoro will be an all-day singing Mt
Double Springs on tho fifth Sunday. in
this month, conducted by Prof. w. II.
Grubbs. .,-... .E.N. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Mason, of Toccoa,
Ca, and Mrs. w. J. Lunnoy, of Seneca,
spont Tuesday in Walhalla, tho guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Scaborn. ...
Mrs. J. NJ. Webb and hor two sons,
James and Willie, of Washington, D. c.,
arc visiting her father and family, Capt.
James II. Reid, at Fairvicw, in this
county. .s
Miss Edna Hull, of Rock Hill, a
plotty and popular young lady, is visit
ing her friond, Miss Maud Moss. Sho is
e daughter of Mr.. j. j. Hull, of tho Rock
Hill Herald.
just received q job lot of ladies' and
children's slippers, worth from Is cts.
to $3.50, which will go for tho next nfteor
days from 25 cts. to $1.2O at tho Casl,
Bargain Store.
Mr.. J. M. Russell and wifo, Of Groon-
vile. and Mr.. j. f. HinclSle and wife, of
Seneca, arc visiting tho families of Mr..
w. G. Russell and Mr.. A, Whitmiro, at
and near Russell Post Oilico 49,
DR. and Mrs. j. w, Bell loft Tuesday
evening fora ten days pleasure trip in
tho mountains. They will visit High
lands, Cashiers Valley, Sapphire and
'other poin s on their journey.
Health for ten cents. Cascarcts
make the bowels and kidneys act natur
ally, destroy microbes, euro headache
bliousness and constipation. All drug
gists.
MIR. Ben Blecl1loy, of Anderson, spent
Tuesday evening visiting his aunt, Mrs
T.. A. Bell. Tic was on his way to the
mountains for short trip. lie was ac
companied by Master Joo Frctwoll.
.-Be on time and SEQ those beautiful
slippers at the Cash Bargain Store, for
they must go in the next fifteen days.
Mrs. G. Platt and daughters, Misses
Alice and Clara, of Granitoville, S. G.,
and Mrs. w. }. Platt and thrcc children
of Aiken, S. c., arc spending tho sum.
NOR at Mountain Rest, tho guests of Mr.
and Mrs. S. A. G. Hcrndon.
Mr.. Walter ID. Pitchford, of st.
Augustine, Fla, is visiting his sister,
Mrs. John G. Micl1lcr, and family, OF
West Union. IIc will spend two weeks
among his many friends here, who arc
always glad to welcome him to his old
home.
My. w. II. Thompson. OF Charleston
is visiting his father, Col. r. a. Thomp
son, and family, near town. Will has
many friends here, and they arc always
glad to SEQ him at his OLD homo. lie is
now popular railroad man, with hca
quarters il. the "City by tho Sea-"
leo! ice! ice! only 40 cents per hun
drcd ut j. H. Darby's.
Seven young ladies entered tho Win
throp scholarship examination last Fri
day-Misscs Ncllio Harris and Clara
Hurt, of Townvillc, Annie Nmmons, of
High Falls, Margio Holland and Lula
Ggnilliat, fScncca, Maudc Strihling and
Allie Stribling, of Seneca. Tho result of
tho examination has not yet been givon
out.
-Mcssrs. w. r. Stephens, Thos. Dodd
w. +. Dodd and their famiics-a party
of sixteen in all-.from Ncwry, spent
Tuesday in Walhalla very pleasantly
Mr.. Stephens and Mr.. w. n. Dodd paid
us n pleasant and appreciated call in the
afternoon. We arc always glad to meet
our friends and welcome them to on,
Office.
You can always get ice on Sunday
from 0 to 1870 o'clock A. M. at j. IT.
Darby's.
Miss Carrie Perry returned to Wal.
halla last Thursday evening, after al
extended visit to relatives and friends al
Spartanburg, Ashcvillc and other points
She was accompanied by Miss Lula
Chase, charming young lady of Spar
tanburg, who will spend several weeks
in Walhalla, to tho delight of hcr many
friends here.
Read Mr.. G.. NJ. Nicld's now advcr
tscmcnt on tho first page Of this issue
iIe is Offering somo raro bargains, ant
purchasers can profit by visiting his
store. Mr.. Niold has on his counters
handsome line of framed pictures to be
given rs premiums to his customers. j
call at his store will DO both pleasant anC
profitable.
Mr.. w. n. Walters, of tho Soutl
Union noighborhood, has SOW that ha.
given birth to thrco littcrs of pigs within
ono year ID, follows: July 22d, 1898, lif
teen pigs; February POD, 1899, clever
pigs; July 1ith, 1890, fourteen pigs, tota
forty pigs. The sow>is about four years
old. IIor breed is Berkshire and Big
Bone Guinea. Who can report n better;
For clothing go to tho Cash Bargain
Store.
Anderson Advocate, July a: "Mr
A, 1H. Ellison died Ut the homo of Mr.
Robert Kerr, in Oconco county, July II
1900, and his remains were buried a
Central, Pickcps county. IIo was abou
GS years Of age and had been in focbl,
health for several months, finally tcrmi
mating in paralysis, which caused his
death. Ilo was an upright, worthy citi
Zon and served his State faithfully il
tho Civil war. IIO leaves thrcC sons an,