Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-11-02
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How does our s, 10 aud 25 cont ad
sulke your Cash Bargain Store.
Mr. Augustus T.. Gossett, our versa.
tiio Westminster correspondent, was In
Walhalla Wednesday,. ,E.1.'t = -
.-Losr, last week, in Walhalla, q ohild's
paid jacket, trimmed with green. Please
leave at KEOwEE COURIER ofllco.
-,Romembar the CASH Bargain Store
| IL the place to go for bargains. Whom
yon come to town court week givo us
call. y. --''0' ',' %
Mr., and Mrs. Robert Robertson, OF
Texas, have beon visiting Major VIM. j.
Stribling and family, near Walhala.
Mrs. Robertson is nieco of Major Strib-
| returning from bridal trip to Scotland.
Mr.. Jas. III. Darby has recontly made
now improvements in his drug store by
removing all panel doors OH tho lower
portion OF his medicine cabinet and put
ting in their place handsome glass doors.
"Jim' always koeps up with tho process
sion with neat and attractive place OF
business.
-l}0stonians are always known rs
"Bean Eaters," and why Walhalla peo-
plo should not DO dubbed "Beef Eators''
is hard to toll, when wo take into con
sldcratiOn the fact that wo now have
| five marleots. But then Walhalla's grow
ing-7.and becf's tho stun to mako solid,
healthy growth.
Mr.. j. Ad. Perry, after spending q
week pleasantly among relatives and
| friends in Walhalla, left Sunday after
noon for Statcsboro, Ca, which will be
his headquarters hereafter. Mr. Porry
is holding responsible position in tho
railway service. His many f:icntls wish
him continued success.
Tho following persons from Ocomeo
county were drawn last we, X in Green-
III tho United States Court fo' next year
Grand jurors-S. Pettigrev' Stribling,
Cherry; B: +: Moore, Tow ,villo; Ma,
thaniel Phillips, Long Crc..-. Potit
juror-Clifton II. Miller, Westminster.
-Bo sure and read our s, 10 and %
| cent bargain advertisement on front
page. Cash Bargain Store.
| Mr. N. L. FAINT postal clerk on the
Blue Ridge Railroad, is off for two
weeks rest and recreation from his ardu.
GUS duties. This is tho first outing or
holiday Mr.. FAINT has had in over two
years. He ought to enjoy this much
needed rest, lis place is being filled by
MIR. II. G. Qnarlcs, of Ridge Springs, S. G.
Miss Jessie Peckham was the happy
recipient of beautiful bouquet of chrys-
| anthemums from friend in Abboville,
S. c., this week. Tho flowers consisted
of many colors and were very large.
They were grown by Mrs. Link, lad y
of fine taste and skill in tho cultiva-
ton of this most beautiful of all winter
| flowers.
Piedmont Sun-IIorald, October 9th
"Mr. r. j. Fowler died on Wednesday
! afternoon. lIe had II severe attack OF
hcmorrhage of the lungs about two weeks
or more since. which wRolxDppI hiu
system he was not able to rally from it,
but Quietly slipped from his moorings
! of this mortal life to tho lifo beyond, at
the time mentioned above"
Tho Horse Swappors' Convention
will be in full blast next week, and a
largo crowd is expected. Everybody
who can should come and SEQ everybody
else. a good time in tho old town is
promised. Plenty of hotel and boarding
house room for all, and good stables and
plenty Of feed for horses. Come, every
body! a cordial welcome for all.