Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-11-23

-Mr. William Hiles and wife, of
Shelby, Michigan, have returned to their
winter homo In Walhalla. Their many
friends hero will be pleased to meet them
again and oxtend cordial greeting.
The barn and stables, lin Seneca)
6olongiiF, to Mr. II. j. Gignilliat, wore
burned i Wednesday night about eight
and all tho oontonts of the building were
burned. The origin of tho fire Is un-
known.
Cotton is bringing tho foil wiug
prices in tho Walhalla market to lay:
Middling, y; good middling, II; stri5t
good middling, 70; tinges, 1/l0 off. The
Seneca market is giving 7.45 for strict
good mlddling: Since putting tho above
in type the Walhalla market has advanced
It's prices and is now giving tho Same as
the Seneca market.
MIR. A. Ivester Giving near West
union) who has been suffering with an
attack of dropsy since last April, had q
severe spoil last Thursday. Atthis writ
ing he is some better and his recovery is
hoped for. On tho same evening Mrs
ivestor foil from the door stop and broke
we'll as could be expected. These good
old people have the sympathy of many
friends in their trials and troubles.
"A seasonable symptom just now is an
inclination to colds. Tho slightest i'm
prudence on your part brings on n oold
1t will do you no good to neglect it, but
you should take prompt action to SEQ
that 1T is checked. Lunney's White Pine
and Spruce Expcctorant acts as a specific
and permanent euro in tho treatment of
coughs, colds, bronchitis and all disor-
ders of tho throat, chest and lungs
Prico, 25 and 80 conts, at Lunney's drug
store, Seneca, S. G..
MIR. John Maxcy, who lives near
West Union, happened to very painful
accident last Wednesday, night. Ho
started out in the yard and stumbled on
q piece Of stove wood in tho piazza and
of about threo foet, his face striking n
rock. His right check bono was mashod
in and his right ear torn loose from the
upper edge over half way down. Dr.
Thode dlcsscd tho wounds and Mr.
Maxcy is Sc IL G along nicely.
Attention Is called to tho advortise-
ment of II. f. Jayncs, administrator of
tho estate of tho lato VIM. A. Lowery, of
sale of valuable personal property. There
will bo sold 900 bushels of good corn,
5000 bundles of fodder, one 12-horse
power steam engine, S0.saw Pratt gin,
condenser and feeder, steam cotton press
and packer, two cane mills, molasses
mill and evaporator, farming implements,
tour mules, one horse, two two-horse
wagons, ono buggy and numerous arti~
day, tho 9th day of December, and bo at
Adams Crossing at II O'Clock if you
want bargains. Bo sure to road tho ad-
vertisemont and tell your noighbor.
The attention of our County Com
missiOners is called to tho dangerous
crossing for pedestrians over CoIonel's g
Fork Crock, botween Walhalla and West
minister. AS we understand it there is
nothing across this stream but small
foot log and that without banistors or
along there recently in attempting to {,
mako crossing foil off the foot-log into
creek and of course got wet and his
clothes soiled. If the creek had been up
as it sometimes gots after o big rain, this
old gentleman might have been drowned.
Our county authorities should romedy
this evil at once by making good and
safe crossing for pedestrians at this point.