Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-10-26
Woeal amo Mersoual.

"o"h =" ""H"it' Apply 10 DR. DARBY.
Mr.. j. Ad. Perry, of Hubert, Ca, ia
visiting lis fathor, Mr.. VIM. Perry, and
family. and other relatives in Walhalla.
Miss Stella Langston, of Clayton, is
on a visit to ,hor brother, Mr.. j. 6. Lang
s,Nu, and family.
AT j. NJ. Wigington's gin you can
got the finest sample, noatcst balo and
best turnout of cotton. Try him.
Miss Hattie Darby, of Fort Motto, S.
c., is visiting hor sister, Mrs, I, II. Har-
rison.
MIR. j. w. Freeman and wife, of Co
lumbia, S. c., arc visiting Mr.. G. A.
Burton and family, their relatives, in
Walhalla.
Don't tail to read our great bargain
ad. in noxt weeks papor.
Cash Bargain Store.
-Mastcr Preston Barron entertained
about twonty of his little friends at a
party Saturday afternoon. Tho children
enjoyed tho games and refreshments.
-Romcmbor, wo will sell you clothing,
shoes and hats cheaper than you can
buy them anywhere else.
Cash Bargain Store.
Miss Nettie Gibson, who has been
spending some time in Grccnvillc, re-
turned to tho homo of her parents in
Walhalla Tuesday night.
Mr.. j. w. Ivestcr, of Mountain Rest,
will accept our thanks for mess of his
fine rcd yam sweet potatoes. Tho sam
pies left with us would weigh four or
five pounds each.
Married, at tho rosidcncc of tho
brides father, Mr.. Gordon Langston,
Sunday evening, October 22d, 1890, by II.
A. II. Gibson, Esq, Mr.. Chas. A. Beck
and Miss Ida Langston.
--We are Offering somo rare bargains
in ladies' capos, skirts and Jackets.
Cash Bargain Store.
Volume 1, No. 1, Of the Evening
Telegram, published at SpartanburS, has
been received at this office. 1t is edited
by Gibson Catlctt. Wc wish for it II
long and prosperous life.
Clayton Tribune: "rhe Black Dia-
mond surveyors have moved from hero
to the valley. They arc campcd near
John Scruggs'. The survey will be a
picnic for the next ten miles, compared
to tho last tcn.''
Tho Tennessee Valley correspondent
of tho Clayton Tribune says: "Uncle
Mack Neville is sick this week, but his
friends hope to soc him out soon." He
also has many friends in South Carolina
who wish for him IA speedy recovery.
Piedmont SUM- crald: "We regret to
learn that Mr.. Il. j. Fowler had vio-
lent hcmorrhago of the lungs ono day
last wook, which loft him in worry fec
bic condition Of body. We understand,
however, that he is slowly improving"
--Receivcd to-day, q nice lot of ladies'
capes and Jackets, and you are invited to
come and sec them. Cash Bargain Store.
Mrs. Eford, Miss Georgia Burns and
Miss Georgia Elford, who have been
spending tho summer at their home in
Walhalla, returned to Charleston We'd
ncsday morning.
Write carefully and plainly anything
you wish printed. 1t will save from
errors and will help immensely the
editor, printer, proof-reador and all who
have to deal with your manuscript
For sick headache, loss of appetite
and any disorder of tho liver, talo one
Of Lmnoy's S-hour liver pills at night
for n few nights and note the result.
25 cents at T.unncy's, Seneca.
If you have anything to exhibit at
tho State Fair, write to Col. n. w. IIol-
loway, Pomaria, S. c., and arrange for
it. Everything seems to promise n
r"asant occasion, and appearances indi-
cato q large attendance.
MIR. S. r. Cobb mad valuable horse
to drt = dead in harness Tuesday after
noon. Tho animal apparently was in
perfect health up to tho worry moment of
death. The loss falls heavily on Mr..
Cobb, as he had been offered $G5 cash for
his horse q fow days ago.
Health for ten cents. Cascarcts
make the bowels and kidneys act natur-
ally, destroy microbes, euro headache
biliousncss and constipation. All drug
gists.
MIR. Reuben Lee, Jr. was thrown from
his horse near Cheohco church last Fri
day and his collar bone broken. lie
was riding sideways, and his horse
stumbled throwing him backwards. DR..
Darby was called to attend him. lie is
improving.
Our old and much esteemed friend
Mr. NJ. Nicholson, Of the Whitowatol
section of Oconce county, dropped in on
Monday morning last and chattcd
pleasantly with us for a short while
In his conversation he called our attcn
ton to tho condition of tho public road
leading from his house to Walhalla. lie
says on his way here nc had actually tc
stop his buggy, get out, huntup an axo il
tho neighborhood and cut out tree
which had fallen across tho road before
he could proceed on his way. He says
the public roads in his part of tho county
arc in bad condition and in many places
nearly impossible. Mr.. Nicholson is
truthful man and his word should be
received as an admonition to our road
ovcrsccls or contractors to put tho public
roads over tho county in good travelling
condition Mt once. Are our county com
.missiOncrs asleep
Mext Sunday tho fifth Sunday Of the
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