Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-11-09
Hotal alrb Dersumul.

You can got your oyos tlttod in
glasses at Bolls drug stcro.
1t is strange, but true, that to-day
will be yesterday tomorrow.
Read Craig's new advertisement in
this issue. lie quotes prices.
Cotton seed meal and hulls for sale
by G. G. Jaynes at all times.
Ivory dog has his day-but tho
blastod cats monopolize tho nights.
-FoR SALE OR RENT--A small farm
near Walhalla. Apply to DIR. DARBY.
Tho latest thing out-Wodgewoo
papor and white inl1-at BelP s drug store.
--FoR RENT-A good 2.horse farm,
milo from town. SEQ E. M. Cudworth.
-Jnyncs keeps meal and hulls for you
at all seasons. Therefore give him your
orders.
-Messrs. Jas. Thompson and M. G.
Scaborn spent Saturday and Sunday in
Atlanta.
Tho dispensary sales for Monday and
Tuesday amounted to $175.90. Gross
profits $32.21. Hurrah for tho horse
swappers' convention.
---Rcmomber "Jerry, tho Tramp" at
Pitchfords Opera House tonight. Be'
on hand and witness good play.
My line is complete in drugs, patent
medicines, cigars and tobacco, fancy and
GOllcl hlIlC!CS. y. w. Dull, OFuRRlSG.
The total receipts of the Walhalla
dispensary for the month Of October,
1890, were S500S0. Gross profits $114.22,
Mr. Wessie Terhuno, of Clemson
College, spent Saturday at homo. Wes-
sic is looking woll and makes a hand
somo cadet.
Mr.. d. Hunt will open school at Shi-
loh noxt Monday, 18th instant d. is q
good teacher and tho Shiloh people arc
fortunate in securing his services.
-Mr. Hugh p. Holloman returned
home from Atlanta Saturday. Ho spent
two weeks in the city under the care of
DIR. Calhoun, who treated his eyes.
Read Lowery, Byrd 4 Co.'s new ad.
They arc cutting prices in order to close
out their business by December 30. If
you owo them anything call and pay it.
--IIealth for ten cents. Cascarcts
make the bowels and kidneys act natur-
ally, destroy microbes, cure headache,
biliousncss and constipation. All drug
gists.
-Oconce's claim upon tho deficiency
fund fun for public SCHOOLS to DO paid out Of
tho disponsary profits, amounts to six
hundred and twenty-five dollars and
twenty-four cents.
There will be communion services
at Retreat Presbyterian church on the
third Sunday in the present month
Preparator. 'crviccs Oh Saturday before
at IL O'c!oC-. a. M.
For sick headache, loss of appetite
and any disorder Of the liver, take one
of Lunncy's S-hour livcr pills at night
for few nights and note tho result
25 cents at Lunnoy's, Seneca
Anderson Intelligencer, November 1 ::
"Nlr. 9. l.. Reid, one Of Walhalla'S sub
stantial citizens, spent last Saturday in
Anderson, where ho is always heartily
welcomed by his many old friends"
Prof. Furman Morton and A. l.. Row
land will conduct an all~day singing at
Noville's school house on the 4th Sunday
in November. Public cordially invited
to attend and bring well filled baskets.
Mr. NJ. w. Wright, of Columbia, is
in Walhalla this week attending court as
witness. lie is looking woll and gives
n good report for himself ip tho Capitol
City. We wish him continued success
Tho fourth quarterly conference of
tho Seneca and Walhala charge will con-
vene in tho Walhalla Methodist church
on Friday night, November l7th. All tho
official members arc expected to bo pre-
sent.
Anderson Intelligoncor November 1 ::
"Mcssrs. Fred. w. Picper and Crayton
l.. Reid, of Walhalla, have been visiting
Mr. w. ID. Garrison and family. Mr.
Reid was raised in this section, and has
many relatives and friends here who
were glad to sec him."
Go TO pitchford's Opera House to-
NIGHT and SEQ .'Jerry, tho Tramp" one
of tho beat plays ovor presented by the
Walhalla Comedy Company. A pleas
ant evening for those who attend. Good
music, now songs Don't miss it, Pop
ular priccs-l5 and 25 cents.
Tho trustees of Brewer School Dis
trict, No. G4, have ordered that the school
for that district be opened next Monday,
November l}. Mr.. VIM. II. Rocder viii
have charge of tho school. Patrons will
take notice and have their children ready
to start at the opening Of school.
Mr., Dell G. McAlistcr, of Columbia,
spent saturday in Walhaila among his
friends. Uo attended court in Newberrv
as q material witness, and as soon as he
was dismissed he came to Walhalla and
opened court on his own hook. We OK
pect and await with pleasure tho return
of "Judge' McAlistcr. And thcrc arc
others!
Tho anti-spitting ordinance goes into
offcct in Groenville this week, and horo-
after Grconvillians will bo compelled. to
spit in Rccdy river. Wait until tho
noxt session of the United States Court
convcnes in that city, and what tho Oco-