Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-01-05
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500 G. G. Jaynes's now advertisement
Of staple and fancy groceries. l. .... ..
Mr.. II. T.. Schroeder, of Pelzel, is on q
brief visit to his family in Walhalla.
Call on G. G.. Jaynos if you want any,
thing in groceries. a' ...: .
Mr.. j. j. Norton returned to Green-
wood Monday to resume his duties In tho
cotton market for Inman Bros.
w. N. Perry's fino jack is still for sale.
Call and sec him or address him ut Salem,
SC. .., a.. -.,.....
Why not send' your children to G. G.
Jaynes's, whore they will receive tho
samo attention as if you camo yourself.
Mrs. II. B. Norris and children, of
Greenwood, are visiting tile family of
l'ol. and Mrs. III. S. VanDivioro. p.
Go to Schumacher "tho popular
prico storo," for cabbage, dried string
beans, onions, potatoes, butter and
bologna sausage.
Tho Second South Carolina Volunteer
Infantry embarked from Savannah, Ga,
January I'd on tho Transport Roumania
for Havana, Cuba.
Go to Claude Littlo & Co., Westmins-
tor, 5. c., for your dry goods, shoes,
money.
Miss Georgia VanDiviore returned
Tuesday last from protraoted visits to
friends and relatives at Chicago, Shelby,
Michigan, Atlanta and Savannah, Ga,
and Greenwood, S. @.
Carter e Co., Walhalla, will sell you
goods for tho cash ct very clcSo prices.
Thoy also would appreciate your
proniptncss in calling at once and paying
off your accounts.
Tho school, which openod at Conneross
>r
rrof. II. l.. Singleton and Miss jessie
Stribling, with about forty students, has
Increased in number and is now in q
t1ourlshing condition.
Mr.. John G.. Moss, of the 9Th United
States Regulars, arrived in Walhalla
Tuesday morning from Admission, Ala.
IIe will spend briof furlough visiting
friends.
Mr.. i. G. Craig has removed his storo
from tho hotel building to tho handsome
now brick storo room Of Mrs. Sophia
Ritter, whore he will be glad to sec his
customers.
Chesterfield Court House is probably
tho only county seat in tho State that has
not single lawyer living in it. Hon. T..
j. Kennedy was the only ono and ho died
on Christmas day.
Franklin On. c. Press: "Suppose tho
namo Of Richmond Pearson Hobson, tho
horo of Santiago harbor, be changed to
Monumental Bussor IIobsOn, tho horo
of American silly femininty."
Mr.. Geo. Scaborn arrived in Walhalla
last Saturday evening and is spending
few days with his wifo and tho families
of Mr.. James Seaborn and Mr.. j. w.
MOlleman.
Anderson Advocate, january 2: Tho
election Oh the question of issuing city
bonds to pay for the city hall, held last
Friday resulted im very small vote,
only 50, all of them in favor of bonds.
Lost, strayod or stolen, near Now
Hope church, a hound pup, black, six
months old, has yellow tan legs, goes by
Y. IIunnicutt, High Falls, and got re-
ward.
Mr.. Thomas Timms diod at his home
at Retreat on Thursday, Dccembe' "0th,
1893, after brief illness. He Lei. IS q
wife and several small children, to whom
is extended the sympathy of many
friends.
Mr.. w. p. Nash and wife, of Laurens,
S. c., arrived in Walhalla last Monday.
Mr.. Nash is q contractor and comes to
make this place his homo. They occupy
81 .Joost house on corner Tugaloo and
North Broad streets.
Anderson Advocate, January 9: VIM.
Archer, pupil in tho Presbyterian Sun
day school, in this city, has made re-
markabo record for attendance. He has
not been absent single Sunday for five
ycara.
Miss Mary Cherry, Of Seneca, returned
to Columbia yesterday, where she is pur
suing her studies in tho Female College
there. IIor holidays wcro spont pleas:
Mrs. j. w. Stribling
oio) I,oun ia ouor
CConee-ihu like OF which has never
been seen by tho "oldest inhabitant."
We shall lrok Will tonder pity upon tho
unfortunate ',oro and there who may be
loft stranded alone when tho aforesaid
wave has disappeared.
In last wcolc's issue of tho COURIER
stated that tho noXt session Of tho United
States District Court at Groenvillc would
bo held on tho 25th day of April. This
date was mistake, as It Gno"ld have
been tho third Tuesday in April, the
18th. j, w. SuELoR,
u. s. Commissioner.
Deputy Marshals Corbin and McKin-
noy, accompanied by Deputy Collector
Aiken, of Grconvllo, and Deputy Col
hector Vigan, of Atlanta, made sue
cessful raid in Rabun county, Georgia,
aast Thursday night. They destroyed
two largo distilerics and about 5000
gallons Of beer near Pine Mountain, Ga.
IL is tho request of Sheriff Moss that
persons desiring to call tho Jail over tho
telephone line should ring the Office of
.jaynes & Sholor, as tho phone at the Jail
is kept grounded on account of tho con-
tinucd illness of Mrs. Moss. Messages
sent to tho Office of Jaynes t& Sholor will
bo delivered in due timo to Sheriff Moss.
Misses Mamie Strothor, Annie Werner,
Anna Terhuno and Sallie Shclor and Mr..
Davo StrOther, after spending their
Christmas holidays at home, have re-
turned to thoir difforont colleges. Misses
Mamie Strothor, Annie Werner and Anna
Terhune to Converse, Miss Sallie Shelor
90 tho Groenvillo Fomal6 College and
Mr.. Dave Strother to Woiford College.
Mr.. G. w. Vanzant, Of Granger, Texas.
sends now years greetings and sub
scribes for THE COURIER. 1Io was an
cst ned citizen of Walhalla several
go, and Ia kindly remembered by
our older residents. 10 is now
Sars Of ago, but be has p warm
E ~ his heart for Walhalla, and
desiros to keep posted on what tran
spires horo. May no be spared yet
many years of green old age.