Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-10-05
Yotul ano @ersomal,

-Fino miloh cow for salo. Apply to
w. j., Stribling, Westminster, S. G.
Bora, Tuesday, October 3, to NJ.
and Mrs. w. p. Nash, n son. .... T.
Large line fall millinery, notions,
ctc., at Mrs. T.. NJ. Cudworth's.
Major S. p. Dondy is attending court
at Webster, N. O., this week. '.~.
Send your servant or child to Jaynes.
Send everybody to Jaynes, tho grocer
Read Cartor & Co.'s now ad. There
is something to interest everybody. Give
them call.
--Octobor 0 to 14-tho millinery OPEN
ing at Miss r.. Phillips, Seneca, SC.
MIR. and Mrs j. w. Nix loft Walhalla
Sunday morning for their homo in
Greenwood.
-Don't forget Miss Phillips millinery
opening at Seneca, October to ii.
Road l.. G. Craig's new ADVERTISE
ment and give him q call. He is Offering
bargains,
MFR. ii. G. Busch and family have
moved into Mrs. G. G. Strong's residence
on Faculty Hill.
Call and examine tho stock of mil
linery, otc., at Mrs. E. M. Cudworth's.
MIR. V. l.. Norman and family havo
moved into "The Cedars," on Main
Street.
--Rov. j. N. H. Summcroll, of Ander-
son, will address tho Stone Church Come
tory Association at its meeting next
Friday, October 9th.
Fall millinery opening at Miss r.
Phillips, Seneca, s. G., Monday, Oct. 8,
to Saturday, Oct ID. Largo aud Leauti-
full limo. Don't fail to visit hor store.
Married, at the residence of Mr..
Joseph Jones, in the Double Springs
community, on Sunday, October 1st 1890,
by Rov. r. j. Vinson, Mr.. G. d. Oglo
and Miss Alice Seigle.
Tho best selected line of millinery
and notions in this market. Opening
from October0 0 to II. A cordial welcome
to all. MISS r. PHILLIps, Seneca, S. G.
Mrs. Il. G. Hesse and her little son,
Master Ernest, of Charleston, arc spond-
ing fow days with Mr.. j. j. Ansel and
family on their return homo from High
lands and other places in North Carolina.
Bromo Laxative. Try it.
j. H. Darby, Druggist
Mrs Jas. Seaborn and son, James,
left this "Wednesday morning for Bow
ersvillo, Ga, whore they will spend
some timo visiting relatives.
--For sick headache, loss of appetite
and any disorder of tho liver, take one
Of Lnnncy's S-hour liver pills at night
for n fow nights and note tho result
20 cents at Lunney's, Seneca.
Capt. and Mrs. j. G. Norris Miss
Sudio Gilmcr and Miss Scol, of Andcr-
soii, spent last Thursday at tho homo
of Mrs. j. IT.. Kay, on their way home
from the mountains.
Use Henry Clay Flour--sold by
Jaynes. Use everything Jaynes sells,
but buy it from him.
Miss Maggie Marett, who has been
on an extended whit to her sister, Mrs
j. r. Earle, will leave this week for Sa-
vannah, whore she and her mother OK
pect to make their future homo.
--'Bofore buying SEQ our buggics,
wagons, harness, laprobcs. We carry a
complete limo. j. &c j. S. Carter, West
minister, s. G..
Quito number of young ladies and
gentlemen woro entertained at tho homo
of Mr.. W. l.. Werner last Thursday even
ing. The gathering was in honor of
Misses McWhortor and Wyly, of Retreat.
If you suffer with cold feet, buy one
of my hot water bottles.
j. II. Darby, Druggist.
Prof. j. w. Gaines, Principal of the
Welsh Neck High School, writing to us
from Hartsvillc, s. G., under date of
October Sd, says : Enclosed find ono
dollar for which please send my old
fricnd, TIE KEowEE COURIER"
-Hoalth for ton conts. Cascarots
make the bowels and kidneys act natur-
ally, destroy microbes, cure headache,
biliousness and constipation. All drug
gists.
Miss Annie Crisp and Masters Rao
Fahnestoek, Pleasant Allen and -
Redmond loft Tuesday for Spartanburg
county to enter tho Cedar Springs Insti-
tute. Little Miss Crisp and Master Rae
Fahnestock have attended tho institute
before and have made splendid progress.
-We arc expecting big lot of over
coats by tho 10th Of this month. Bo sure
and sec tbom, for they sure will suit you
inequality and price. Cash Bargain Store.
Tho Toccoa Record of last wcok has
the following to say of young lady
we'll known in Walhala: "Miss Bessie
Alexander, ono 0. South Cardinals fair
est and sweetest maids, has returned to
her homo in Groenvillo. after q pleasant
visit to her cousins, tho Misses Doaton,
in T0oG0a.'
My line OF stationery can't DO beat
call and SEQ It.
j. III. Darby, Druggist
We understand that thcre has boen
some complaint about tho pows in tho
Walhaiia Baptist church sticking to your
clothes. Mr.. Harry T.. Long, our fine
and artistic painter, informs us that ho
has recently applied coat of grain
alcohol shalao to tho seats and ho guaran-
tees from honceforth there will bo no
moro danger OF stioking.
Try Jaynos' laundry soap.
Try Jaynes' washing powder.
Try everything that Jaynes soils.