Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-08-17

tA' - hS' Nhyi VI AuuerSOn, WINS IN
town this week. '.. ~
Don't fail to read the Cash Bargain
Stores new advertisements. =.
"A fresh lot of Nunnally's aud other
candies at Bell's drug store. ... !
Capt. j. E. Evans, pleasant gem
tleman of Port Royal, is in town a few
days. ..... ...
Mr.. Hampton Meiburg, of Charles
ton, came up on tho excursion, ne Ia
looking we'll. .. -
john Clerk, tan, IL now doing five
days time on the streets for stealing o
five cont whip from a mountain wagon.
-Messrs. Vernon and j. r. Lewis, of
Mt. Pleasant, arc visiting thoir sistor,
Miss Ida LOWS, at Mrs. r. A. Sohroders.
"-Wo are glad to know that Mrs. C. r..
Stucko, of West Union, who has boon
quito sick for some time, is GONZALES ',,o.
Master Clarence Norman, of Cha,!..
ton, camo up on tho excursion Wodnes-
day and is visiting his grandmother,
Mrs. N. Norman.
Miss Addio latham, of Greenwood,
came up Tuesday night and will spond
! sometime visiting Mrs. Fannie Bren-
| necke.
MIR. S. Clare Keys, of Greenville, is
on visit to his grandfather, Mr.. VIM.
Perry, and family. He returned We'd
nosday.
Miss Lena Gcerdcs, of Charleston,
is visiting Miss Maggie Muller, at tho
Caroline Mill, near Walhala, whore she
will stay several weeks.
Mr.. Earlo Maxwell, our young friond.
pulled tho excursion into Walhalla yes.
torday. His many friends wore glad to
got to speak to him again.
Miss Amelia Wannor, of Tallapoosa
Ca, is visiting relatives in Walhalla and
West Union. Sho is tho eldest daughter
OF MIR. G. Wanner, formerly of this place.
Sow oats! Read M. w. Coleman &
Co.'S now advertisement first They
have just received 1000 bushels of Red
Rust Proof Oats from Sherman, Texas.
-FoR SALE.-I havo a full bloodod Jor-
sey bull, three years old, weighs from
1000 to 200 pounds. Will soil to any
farmer in the county at beof prices. He
is good one. j, w. SHE1,oR
Horny Williams, colored, was SON
tencod to tho chaingang last week for
tho period of twelve days for cruelty to
dumb animals, having boaton his horse
nearly to toath.
Go to tho Cash Bargain Storo and
get their prices on clothing, Shoes, hats,
notions and gonts' furnishing goods and
you will be surprised at tho bargains
they will offer you.
Mrs. John G. Tiedoman, and two
sons, Walter and I.r+hor, and daughter
Louise. of Charleston, S. c., and master
Fred. Probst, of Atlanta, Ca, are visiting
DR.. and Mrs. G. G. Probst.
Miss Mamie Ansol, who las been
spending sometime in Charleston with
relatives, returned to Walhalla Wednes-
day. She was accompanied by Miss
Marie Ansol and Miss Carrie Ostendorff.
-Mastor George Thoiling, of Charles
ton, came up on tho excursion Wednes-
day afternoon and will spend few
weeks visiting his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Busch, near town.
Mrs. j. j. Ansel, aftor spending ton
days or two weeks in tho city of Green
vile among relatives, returned homo
on last Saturday. Sho had an enjoyable
visit.
Mrs. Dolio Deyer, Misses Dora and
Iulic Ticdomann, ciotilday 10y and
Mr.. John Sahlman, of Charleston, came
up on tho excursion and arc stopping
with Mrs G. B. Oehmig.
Mrs II. w. Piopcr, widow of the late
VIM. Piopor, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E.
W. PIeper and other relatives. Sho is
accompanied by her daughtor- in-law,
Mrs. w. II. Piopor, and Masters j. d.,
Willie and Henry Cappelmann.
Mr.. Darwin l.. Reid, of Pendleton,
who is we'll known and has many friends
in Walhalla, sport Thursday night with
tho family of Nh. James Phinney, in
West Union, Oh route to tho mountains,
where ho will spend week recuporatinp.
-Mcssrs. w. d. Moss, r. @. Merrick,
}. G, Neville and M. G. Soaborn, of Wal
halla, and Mrs Zolmbar, Mrs. Elder, and
Misses Irene and Susie Xolmbar, of St,
Augustine, Fla, left Tuesday morning
for two weeks stay in tho mountains.
They will visit Highlands, Cashiers, Sap
phirc and other points. No doubt they
will have a pleasant timo
-Wo call attention once more to our
rule respecting tributes of respect and
obituaries. Remember wo charge one
cont word for all ovor 100 words.
Count your words and note the cost
when notice is sent in Wo arc COM
PEELED to adopt this rule to prevent our
columns boing filed with matter that ia
of interest to only q fow.
The Rev. A. McA. Pittman, of the
South Carolina Baptist, spont several
days i'll Walhalla last week, leaving on
Monday for Greor's, whore he will at
tend tho North Groenvillo Baptist Asso-
citation. Ho preached two interesting
and instructive sermons in tho Baptist
church here on Sunday. Mr.. Pittman Ia
one of tho editors and propriotors of the
South Carolina Baptist and is now at
tending the Associations in the interest
of his papor. He is pleasant gentle-
man with happy manner of address
and is gifted with ability TO mako those
whom he meets feel free with him. Hc
is meeting with remarkable success and
we'll does he and his papor deserve tho
same.