Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-01-12
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Who will be elected Mayorp

from tho North last Thursday.
Look out for "hot time" at the
town mass meeting Friday night
--Mr. g. a. Burton is having well
dug on his lot near tho Court House.
Mr.. w. T.. Seaborn returned to At
lanta Sunday night to resume his studies.
Motto the now advertisement of
Messrs. Lowery, Byrd & Co., Seneca, S. @.
This is u now year and our town
authorities ought to turn over a now leaf
and somo dirt. g.
mont of 7. w. Wood &c Sons, Seedsmen,
Richmond, Virginia.
Treasurer Thos. Bibb and family
have moved to tho Oollxers' place, two
miles above Walhalla.
w. j. Lunnoy, druggist, Seneca, S.
c., tells the school children something
worth knowing this week.
MIR. Chas. j. Thompson, of Cordelo,
Ca, was on visit to his father, Col.
Robt. A. Thompson, and family last
week.
Go to Claude Little & Co., Westmins-
ter, s. c., for your dry goods, shoes,
hats, groceries, &c. They will save you
money.
Hon. G. r. D. Burns loft Monday for
Columbia. He has secured tho position
of Chief o ork in tho Engrossing Dc
partment.
The many Oconee friends Of Prof.
N. A. King will bo pleased to learn that
he is in charge of a fourishing school at
Lodi, Texas.
Miss Julia X. Maxwell returned to
Pendleton, last Monday morning, aftor
spending some time in Walhalla among
relatives and friends.
Mrs. A. Knapp and Mrs. M. f. Ackor-
man, of New York city, are spending the
winter in Walhalla with Mrs. III. T. Tor
hume, on Faculty Hill.
Quito apleasant and unique reception,
givon by HRS. G.. II. Grove in honor of
Mrs. NJ. e. Johnson, was enjoyed by tho
eldor ladies Tuesday evening.
Mr.. James Bryce, of Jacksonville,
Fla, is in Walhalla visiting his mother
and family. His many friends arc always
glad to sec him at his old homo.
Major s. P. Dcndy left Monday
morning for Columbia. .Ho was present
on Tuesday whom the Legislature as
sembled, Of which he is a member.
Go to Schumacher's, "tho popular
price store," for anything you need for
cash or for eggs at 1910. and good but
ter at 1910. and any other produce you
have to trade.
Mrs. Mamie A. Mays, tho wife of
MIR. M. d. Mayes, died on tho 9TH instant,
of consumption, at the home of hor hus-
band, noar Townvillc, s. c., in tho 36th
year of her ago.
Garter &c Co., Walhalla, will soil you
goods for tho cash ut very close prices.
They also would appreciate your
promptnoss in calling at once and paying
off your accounts.
-Pickons Sentinel: "Misses Mattio
Johnson, OF Central, and Ida Oelkers, of
Wa!haiia, and Prof. Spann and Eugene
Lewis visited the family of w. IT. Mearcs
during tho holidays.''
Capt. d. 2. Robins has moved into
his beautiful now residence in the coun-
try, recently purchased from Mrs. r. A.
Norton. Mr.. Robins is worry much
pleased with his now homo.
-Hartwell Sun: "Mr. and Mrs. d. A.
Perritt celebrated tho thirteenth ami
vorsary of their marriage by an elegant
dinnor on the 30th ultimo, to which n
fow relatives and near friends wore
invited"
How about getting Uncle Sam to
give us an appropriation to deepen our
wet weather pond, opposite Mr.. A. Fis-
chessers residence, and make it naviga-
bloP With fow additional feet in depth
we might sell q fow coaling stations.
Capt. j. G. Keyes is visiting, for a
fow days, his children who arc Will their
grandparents, Col. and Mrs. r. A. Thomp-
son, near Walhalla. Mr.. Keys was in
attendance upon tho funeral obsequies
Of his mother. which took place at An
dorson on yesterday.
The family of Mr.. j. 8. Sloan arrived
in Walhalla on last Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Sloan has removed from Franklin,
N. c., to our town and intends to mako
this his pormanont homo. We extond to
him and his hearty welcome. May
their change of residence be both plca-
SAINT and profitable.
Mr. j. L. Handy has ronted the
planning mill and dry kiln belonging to
Mr.. G. v. Pitchford. Mr.. Handy will
be prepared In short while to furnish
all kinds OF resawod lumber, moulding
brackets, etc., to those desiring build
ing material. He will also handle rough
;uM6or. Mr.. Handy Is an energetic
workor, and will, we hope, mako sue
coss Of his undertaking.
Mrs. j. Crawford Keys died at hor
homo in Anderson on the 9th instant at
the ripe old ago Of 81 years. She was
woman of unusual amiability and splon-
did character, and was greatly endeared
70 largo circle Of relatives and friends,
by whom she will DO sincerely mournod.
undor trials and advarsities her light as
Christian shone out with uncommon
splendor, and hft lifo was blessing to
family and frionds. She leaves six sons
and two daughters, to whom she was
ACCT eGSst!onste and beloved moShor.