Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-11-23
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500 "notice to debtors and creditors"
in another column.
500 notice of "valuable lands for
sale'' in this issue.
--Overooats all styles and prices at tho
Cash Bargain Store.
SEQ change of M. w. Coleman & Co. 3
advertisement in this issue.
Bargains in ladies' capes, Jackets and
skirts at tho Cash Bargain Store.
---FoR SALE OR RENT-A small farm
noar Walhalla. Apply to DIR. ''ARBY.
Good bargains in guns and musical
instruments at tho Cash Bargain Store
TO RENT-A good ono-horse farm,
one milo from town. SEQ j. w. Abbott.
-.FoR RENT-A good 2:horse farm, 1
milo from town. 500 j.. M. Cudworth.
be found an important "notice to school
trustees"
Mr.. Louis Sloan, of Pondleton, spent
sovoral days in Walhalla this week On
business.
MIR. VIM. Bryce returned to his duties
as postal clork on tho Southern last
Wondesday evening.
If you will examine our stock of
goods and get our prices, wo will be sure
to sell you. Cash Bargain Storo.
Mr.. Hugh p. Holleman is running
on tho Bluo Ridge railroad and is learn
ing to be an express messenger.
-Messrs II. G. Busch, j. G.. Neville
and Otto Schumacher arc in Charleston
enjoying tho gala week festivities.
Sheriff Moss is visiting his daught-
ers, Mrs. DR.. j. w, Bowen and Miss
Toccoa Moss, at Mt. Pleasant, S. G.
Friday last was Arbor Day and was
generally observed by tho schools
throughout tho county, we suppose.
Just received q now lot of shoes and
hats which wo will sell at tho very low
est prices. Cash Bargain Store.
Our young friend, Mr.. Richard Oelk-
ors, has been confined to his room for the
past ton days with q severe attack of
rheumatism.
1t is now reported, upon reliable au-
thority, that thero will bo meteoric
display on tho evening of the 9th in
slant. Watch!
Tho other side of tho world saw tho
show that this side sat up to see. Tho
Russians and Germans witnessed tho
motcoric display
Married, November 1, 1890, Mr.. S. S.
Ploxico, of Sharon, S. c., to Miss Sallio
B. Waite, of Oconeo county, Rov. j. M
Dixon, officiating.
-LosT OR STRAYED-Red and white
setter bitch, during court week; answers
to ida" Reward if returned to TIIos.
II. KEITH, Walhalla, S. G.
"A "horse swappers' reunion" will be
hold at Hartwell, Ca, Dccombor 9th, .7th
and Sth. Everybody is cordially invited
to attond and have good time.
Next Sunday will he tho last Sunday
sermon at the Evangelical Lutheran
church is to be '"Tho Last Day"
Just received a now lot of mems and
boys clothing in which we will save you
from 20 to 35 per cent.
Cash Bargain Store.
--Receivor II. G. Beatty, Supt. Alex
McBee and Railroad Commissioner Gar
ris spent Tuesday night in Walhalla
They were out on tour Of inspection.
Health for ton cents. Cascarets
mako tho bowels and kidneys act natur-
biliousncss and constipation. All drug
gists.
Mr.. w. 2. Powell requests us to ex-
tend to tho good people of Oconee
county his sincere thanks for their efforts
made in his bohalf in obtaining pardon
from tho Governor for him.
--Thoro will be union Thanksgiving
services in tho Walhalla Methodist
church OH Thursday, November 30th, at
II a. M. At the close OF tho services
there will be a collection lifted for for
eign and domestic missions.
Mrs. r. j. Rauber and daughter,
Miss Katie Rauber, left this (Thursday)
morning for. Charleston, S. c., whoro
they will mako their homo in the future.
The many friends of Mrs. Rauber in
Walhalla will join us in wishing her q
pleasant home in tho "City beside the
Sea-"
Mrs. Lcss. Chastain, vito of Mr..
John Chasta;h, died last Thursday and
was buried at Neville's graveyard on Fri
day, with appropriate services by Rev.
j. G. Schaid. Tho deceased was about
40 years OF age, and leaves husband and
five children, Her maiden name was
Collins.
AT Schumachor's, the popular price
store, you can find tho finest mountain
apples that have been marketed in WAL
halla this fall. He also handles fne
mountain potatoes, cabbage, otc. A full
stock of general merchandise can al ways
be found at Otto, Schnmachor's, under
the Masonic temple. Give him call.
--Revs. D. w. Hiott and j. M. Sanders
will hold services at Pleasant Ridge
church on Saturday before the fourth
Sunday in November at II o'clock A. M.
also at Bethlehem on tho fourth Sunday
at II o'clock A. NJ, and at Double Springs
on the fourth Sunday night. A collcc-
IlOn lot SlaCc missions Will Oo UaK0n aC
each church.
--Rcmombor tho special communica-
tions Of tho Blue Ridge and Seneca
Masonic Lodges next Friday and Satur-
day nights. Tho third degree will bo
oxomplincd in each lodge. An oyster
supper will be spread by tho Seneca
lodge. All Mastor Masons Of good stand
ing throughout tho 9Th Masonic District
arc cordially invited.
Tho County Treasurer (up to Tues
day. has collected taxes to tho amount
OF $3,261.22. Tho treasurer and his
clerk woro at Westminster Monday and
Tuesday and collected $742.71. Six hun
drcd and twenty-ono receipts have been
issued. The treasurer and his clerk will
he at Seneca Thursday and Fort Hill
Friday. Tho Office at the Court House
will bo closed ou tno,n days.
1t is rumored in railroad circles that
Mr.. James i. Ansel will sevc" iIls con-
nection as President of tho Blue Ridge
Railroad about November 80. No in
ducemont wo could oifor would persua do
him to talk Of his future movements, but
it has leaked out that it Is q certainty
that Mr. Ansel will, after January /, 1900,
ahouldor tho responsibility of tho prosi-
dency Of tho Now York Central.
AT corn shuclting at Mr., JOe Korr's.