Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-09-21
Z -Choese, cheese. Call at Jaynes' for

Sec tax notice in another column.
The levy for all purposes is 1871 mills.
-Three bars laundry soap at Jaynes'
for 8 conts. Two cakes toilot soap.
Mrs. J. S. Floyd, who has boon quite
siok for somo time, we are glad to re.
port, is improving, and we hope to hear
of his entiro recovery soon. s..
You can always got bargains in doth
ing, shoes, hats, notions and gents fur,
nishing goods at tho Cash Bargain Store.
MIR. II. e. Traylor, representing r.
Z. Andrews &c Co., wholesale paper
dealers, Washington, D. G., was in Wal
halla Saturday.
-Trunks and valisos, any style you
want, at n reduced price at the Cash Bar
gain Store.
Tho Prosbytery of South Carolina
moets next Friday at Fort Hill. Major
S. p. Dendy will represent tho Walhalla
church; j. w. Holleman, alternate.
Mrs. Lucy McJunkin, of Soutl,
| Union, Is visiting her relatives in Wal
halla and West Union. She is accompa-
niod by Miss Laura MoAlister, of At
lanta, Ga.
| Mrs. N. G. Ballingor and family,
after spending tho summon in our de-
lightful mountain climate, returned to
their homo in Graniteville, S. c., this
(Thursday) morning.
| Tho Baptist church has boon much
improved in appearance by tho addition
of neat bell tower on tho wost sido of
church. 1t adds greatly to tho appear
anco Of tho building.
i MIR. G. w. Bauknight's store has re-
Gently received handsome coat of paint
and has boon much improved in appear
ance. He now has the prottiest storo
front on Main street.
Mrs. M. M. Kinard, of Columbia,
arrived Wednesday evening, and Mr.. w.
f. Soeba, of Jacksonville, camo to-day
to attcnd the funeral OF thoir mother,
Mrs. G. D. Sooba, this afternoon.
| MIR. G. W. Pitohford has purchased
the house and lot on cornor Main and
| College streets from Mr.. w. G. Roches-
tor. Thoro is room for improvement on
this place, and Mr.. Pitchford is tho man
| to make it.
Miss Emma WickliI1., cf '"Icst Union,
left Wednesday morJin. 10 entor as n
student in Limestone College, Gaffney,
S. G. This is an old institution of learn
ing, being founded in 1916, and is first
class woman's college in every respect.
--Rov. j. II. st mo will proach at tho
Dodd burying ground on tho second Sun
day in October at II o'clock a. m.; a.
which time an effort will DO made to
organize and build Baptist church ut
that place, which is near Evatt, Oconoo
county.
Capt. w. G. Smith, of Columbia,
spent Sunday night in Walhalla with his
daughter, Mrs. N. L. FAINT, and family.
The Captain is always welcome visitor
here. IIo was accompanied to Column
bia Monday morning by his wifo, who
has spont tho summer hero.
--Mr. j. p. Kccso has purchased from
Mr.. w. G. Rochester his cottage resi-
dence on Main street. He will finish tho
house and otherwise improve tho pro-
porty. We are glad to wolcomo Mr..
Reese as n permanent citizen, and hope
| he will soon bring to his comfortable now
quarters better half.
Mrs. Sarah Head, widow of tho late
Jeptha Head, died at tho homo of her
son, Mr.. Joab Head, near Evatt in this
county, on Saturday; 10th instant. Sho
was in her 73d year. She was member
of tho Baptist church and a good wo-
man. IIor body was buried at tho Dodd
burying ground OH Monday, 18th instant,
the funeral services being conducted by
Rev. j. II. Stone.