Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-01-19
@otal alro IS 9aer s1lttal,
Are you on tho juryp &. :.
Call at Jaynes' for oats. '3l
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Shredded cod fish at Iaynes'. T. =
Mrs. j. r. Hughes went to Anderson
this morning. a.
Call on G. q. Jaynes and SEQ tho style
and price of bis kat5. s : .@-, 3
Mrs. Geo. Seaborn returned to hor
home in Atlanta last week. "
Mrs. G. w. Carter is visiting relatives
aud friends in Grcenvillo this week.
Any ono wanting fancy and staplo
groceries should call on G. G. Jayncs
Road tho new advertisement of j..
G. Craig. Stores in Walhalla and Seneca.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Wise,
Jr., at Troaiton, S. c., on January 9th,
1890, q son.
500 notice of dissolution of oopart-
nership of Strothor & Phinnoy, If West
UnionyS. @. ,..... ........
MIR. j. d. Isboll left for Greenylle
Wednesday morning to visit his mother
and other relatives. ~.
Mrs. James Scaborn is on visit to
her sistor-in-law, Miss Liza Soaborn, of
Pentlleton, who is quito sick.
My. ID. Henderson, of Anderson, has
returned to Walhalln and will finish Mrs.
j. A. Ivostcr's store building.
Mr. Ii. c.. Busch, our popular pro-
duco merchant, shipped to tho Charles
ton market last Monday 1886 oggs.
Mr.. ii. Il. Schroeder loft Monday
morning for Polzer to give his personal
attention TO his bakery business at that
place.
Mrs. Davis, of Highlands, N. c., loft
this morning for Atlanta. Sho is tho
popular hostess of tho Davis House at
Highlands.
"A good place to trade at, "Schu-
maohor's', tho popular prico store, for
cash or provisions, etc. Now goods az
irving daily.
Mrs. NJ. T.. Johnson loft last Friday
for Atlanta, whore shc will mako her
future homo with her daughter, Mrs.
Julia M. johnson.
Mr.. John Cobb, of Polzcr, has been
visiting relatives near town during tho
past week. IIc returned to his home
Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Dell McAlistcr, of Columbia,
spent few days in Walhalla last week
visiting his friend. Ho returned to his
home Sunday morning.
DR.. w. j. Bramlctt, of Grecnville,
was in Walhalla Friday and Saturday of
last week. IIo came over in answer to a
summons to attend Mrs. w. w. Moss.
Miss Mao McIaughen, of King s
Mountain, N. c., is on visit to her
fricnd, Miss Fannie Maxwell. Hcr many
friends arc pleased to meet her again.
p Carter & Co., Walhalla, will sell you
goods for the cash at very close prices
They also would appreciate your
promptncss in calling at once and paying
off your accounts.
Miss Mary Phillips died at tho home
Of her brother, Mr.. j. b. Phillips, near
Long Creek, on Saturday night, the 14th
instant, aftor lingering illness, aged
about fifty years. At times her suffer
ings were intense from mental dcrangc-
mcnt.
Mr.. j. d. Wclch, Of Newcastle, Ala,
after spending tho holidays with his
father, Mr.. VIM. Welch, and family, near
Mountain Rest, and other relatives in the
county, returned to his home Monday
morning. IIo is foreman for ono of the
large railroad and coal mining companies
of that city and is widely known in mining
circles.
-Greenviilo Mountaincer "Mr. NJ.
Leland Smith, recently Of the Greenwood
Index, is now filling tho place of local
reporter on The Mountaincer, and he is
commended to our friends in tho city
and country. Mr.. Smith was a member
of Company AZ First South Carolina
Regiment, and us q native of Oconec
county,"
Miss Ena:cc Brawley, of Chester, s.
c., is now tho art teacher in Miss Ida Nc
Collough's school. Miss Brawlcy m
pletcd her studies under Mr.. Andrews,
of the Corcoran Art School of Washing
ton, ID. G. Sho comes highly endorsed
as a fino teacher and is quite an acquisi-
ton to tho teaching force of Miss Nc
Collough's school.
Mr.. VIM. "a. Barron, living near Sc
ncca, has been visiting his son, Mr.. VIM.
II. Barron, and family, at Walhalla, this
wock. Whilo not altogether himself
again, his health has greatly improved
from what it was sometime ago. IIo was
greeting and shaking hands with his
many friends around tho court house on
Monday and Tuesday.
Married, at tho Walhalla Motlo dist
parsonage Sunday morning at 8 o'clock,
January 18th, 1869, by Rev. J. l.. Daniel,
DIR. Edward B. Henry, of Highlands, N.
c., and Miss Lizzie Robins, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. N. robins, of Whct-
stone, S. G. We extend oar congratula-
tions and wish the young couple much
Joy nnd happiness through. life.
treasurer, publishes the annual financial
report for Walhalla this week. 1t makes
a good showing for tho town. Mr.. Thomp
sons report is clear and full, yet has that
rcdecming quality--Jrovity Tho gist
OF tho towns financial transactions car
DO gotten at without ones having to lay
OFF week to read lengthy report.
--Mcssrs. Potts &c Werner viii open NJ
today fnli line of harness, saddles, etc
.n tho room formerly occupied as q poo
room, in the Walhalla hotel Guiding
Mr.. f. S. Hollc'nan. who has been dca
ing in this line, has sold ont to Potts &
Werner. They will also deal in all kinds
of vchiclcs. The Potts & Werner livery
stable is also being enlarged and i'm