Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-07-06
Eotul ulro Mersomal.

-Littlo Miss Holen FAINT is visiting
relatives in Anderson.
Trunks and yaliees at tho Cash Bar
gain Store. Call and 500 thom.
"A hundrcd or more of nrr citizens
day.
Miss Lille Armstrong, of Richland,
is on a visit to her cousin, Miss Holen
Moss.
"A fow mons and boys summer hats
going at your prico at tho Cash Bargain
Store.
ALL teachers in the county should
attend tho Institute, now being hold at
this place.
-.Mr. Chas. Wood and little daughter,
of Anderson, spent Sunday and Monday
in Walhalla.
Mr.. Kibby Russell, of Russell, S. c.,
spent tho fret Of tho week among his
Walhalla friends.
Mrs. r. Horndon loft Monday for
Atlanta, Ga, on visit to hor daughter,
Mrs. b. B: West.
On Sunday you can got leo from to
1890 A. NJ. j. II. Darby.
Miss Rosa Norman, who has boon
spending some time in Atlanta, has ro-
turned to Walhalla.
Miss Jessie Peckham has returned
from an extended visit to friends in Alb
boville and Anderson.
On tho first pago of this issue will be
found in part tho annual report of j. r..
Kay, County Treasurer.
If you attend Court next week ,.rc;;,
in 70 sec us. We arc always glad to sec
our friends and patrons.
--Be sure to 500 "a Gildod YOUTH
and hear somo good songs and music
Tuesday night, July 11th.
Go to j. Fl. Darby for ice-only 80
cents per hundred.
MFR. Thos. A. Grant is putting up IL
splondid corn mill on his mill site on
Little river, near his dwelling house.
MIR Sam Fine, a merchant of Andcr-
son, spont several days in Walhalla this
week visiting his friend, MI l.. Bloom
Il once was lost, but now am found
once was blind, but now l SEQ that tho
Cash Bargain Store is tho only place for
clothing.
MFR. and Mrs. J. N. Hessc, of Charles
ton, stopped over in Walhalla Sunday on
their way to Highlands to spend tho
summer.
Miss Hattie Ivcstcr, who has been
spending some time III Greonville, re-
turned to her fathers home, near Noun
tain Rest, last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. S. N. pitchford and
children left Monday morning for a
months stay at the home Of Mr.. j. w.
Ivester, near Mountain Rest.
-Messrs. Jas. Thompson and M. G..
Seaborn spent Sunday and Monday in
Grcenville and took in tho ball games at
PclZor and Piedmont on tho Ith.
Just received new lot Of mems bats,
any stile you want, going ut a price that
suits tho hard times at tho Cash Bargain
Store.
-Lavonia (Ga.) Standard Gauge, July
I: "Prof. IT. A. Smith, of Gum Log, was
in town, Wednesday and Thursday. Tic
will begin school at Tugaloo, S. G.. next
Monday"
Mrs. n l.. FAINT and her daughters,
May and Myra, aro spending several
weeks in tho mountains, stopping ut the
home of Mr.. j. w. Ivcstcr. near Noun
tain Rest.
Mfr. w. John Schroeder, engineer at
the Walhalla Cotton Mills, left Sunday
morning for Grconvillc, Piedmont, Pelzcr
and other factory towns on n tour of
inspection. ITo returned Wednesday.
Health for ten cents. Cascarcts
make tho bowels and kidneys act natur-
biliousncss and constipation. All drug
gists.
-Mcssrs. L. j. Smith & Co. will run
an excursion to Charleston on July 18th.
Fare from Walhalla, round trip, $475
Those who go on this excursion will
have two days and two nights in the city
-Messrs. j. A. Cook, Of Fort Madison
j. If. Wigington, of Salem; w. II.
Grubbs, of Fair Play, and w. NJ. Cos.
sett, Of Westminster, were among the
many welcome and pleasant callers at
this offico tho past week.
Miss Fannie Maxwell loft Wednesday
morning for Greenwood, where she will
friends. She will also visit friends in
Toccoa, Ca, before her return. We
wish her n pleasant trip.
-Messrs. f. l.. JIcrndon and Jas. III
Darby and Misses Kate Bell and Bessie
Strothcr returned Tuesday evening iron
n pleasure trip to Clayton, Ga. They
also visited in tho Tennessee valley ant
at Tallulah Falls, Ga, while on thci
outing.
Mr.. X. B. Robertson was in to set
VIZ on Tuesday. lIo reports fine crops o
corr. ri cotton on his farm on tho Kco
wee II 9or--tho best he says he has hat
for several years. IlO has boon blessed
with good rains up to within tho pas
fow days.
Call on G. G. Jayncs for staple ant
fancy groceries, hay, otc.
Anderson Advocate, July 3: ''Thcr'
was young giant in attendance upoI
conrt last week as a witness in tho pcr
son of Mr.. G. G. Copeland, Of BoltoI
township, who stands six feet cigh
inches in height and is only cghtecl
years old"
--Wo arc in receipt Of tho catalogue OF
Newborry College Cor the yoar lS08-00
The enrolment during tho year has bccI
151, of which 107 wore in tho collegiate
department. Tho catalogue is a hand
sOmo publication of forty pages, ant