Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-09-14
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SEQ internal revenue notice in ano
thor column. .. 49,. 90.
You can take your choice betweei
Drayfuoe and Dryfoose. -
1t will pay you to read the Cash Bar
gain Store advertisements.
--FoR RENT-A nice cottage residenc,
with five rooms. Apply to r. r. Jaynes
-Fresh shipment of Nunnally's fin,
candies just received Mt Boll drug store
"A big lot Of fall and wintor clothin.
expected next weok at tho Cash Bargain
Store.
To RENT, n desirable residence and
farm near Walhalla, s. G. Apply to S.
p Dendy.'e
1t is unlawful to shoot, kill or trap
partridSes OF othor game birds prior to
November 1.
This good month of September has
and r in it, and we may look for sour
with an Rster in it.
MIR. Chas. Wood and Master Leandol
Ivester, of Anderson, visited DR.. j. j.
Thode this week.
Road tho new advertisement of the
c. w. Pitchford Co. They have clothing
for everybody. Give thom call.
Tho Bolton cotton mill has given
notice of its intontion to increase it's
capital stock from $3.50, 900 to S0OO,OOO
Read w. D. Lesly &c Co.'s now ad.
vortisomont. They say "thoy give moro
groceries for tho money than anybody
else."
Mrs. j. w. Mix, of Greenwood, ac-
companiod by hor little daughter, is on a
visit to hor parents, Mr.. and hfrs. G. X.
Maxwell.
-Before buying SEQ our buggies,
wagons, harness, laprobcs. We carry a
comploto line. j. & j. S. Carter, West
minister, S. G..
Mrs. DIR. w. j. Bowen, of Mount
Pleasant, s. c., accompanied by her two
sons, Is on n visit to her father, Sheriff
w. w. Moss, and family.
Tho contract for Steward of tho Door
farm will be lot on tho first Tuesday in
October. For particulars read tho ad-
vertisement in another column.
-Wo arc able to offer botter bargains
than ever before, for we have the best
assortment ever brought to Walhalla.
Cash Bargain Store.
Miss Claudia Provost, after pleasant
stay Of several weeks at Horse Cove, N.
e., returned to her home at Anderson,
$. g., on Wednesday morning.
-Messrs. G. w. Bauknight and Geo.
NJ. Ansol are visiting friends in Toccoa,
Ga. Toccoa seoms to have offered unu-
sual attractions this summer.
M. w. Coleman & Co., of Seneca,
have new advertisement in this issue.
"They do not fear competition CLAW
worsted suits at $5. Give them a call.
Health for ten cents. Cascarots
make tho bowels and kidneys act natur-
ally, destroy microbes, cure headache,
biliousncss and constipation. All drug
gists.
Rev. Carlyle Branyon, of Hartwell,
Ga, will preach in tho Walhalla BAPTIST
church on next Sunday morning and
night at tho usual hours. Tho public
cordially invited.
On Tuesday morning Messrs. Hayne
Jones, Wossio Tcrhune and Eugonc
Hutchison loft for Clemson College
where they have matriculatcd as stu
dents for tho ensuing year.
For sick headache, loss of appetite
and any disorder of tho livor, take ono
of Lunney's 8-hour liver pills at night
for few nights and noto the result.
20 conts at Lunney's, Seneca.
just received at H. A. II. Gibson's q
complete assortment of Alaska Pebble
Spcctacles} superior to anything nver
offered in this market. Don't iniure
your eyes by using cheap shoddy glasses.
Reports from about all sections of
the cotton belt arc that the crop has been
injured seriously and will be short. Is
it not about time that Mr.. Noill, of Now
Orleans, was revising his estimate to fit
tho facts
Miss Cora Strong returned Tuesday
to Chicora College, Greenvillo, S. G.,
where she will resume her duties as
teacher for another year. Sho was ac-
companied by Miss Alice Strong who
will resume her duties in tho collegiate
department.
Mr.. j. w. Todd, Grand Dictator of the
knights of Honor of South Carolina,
will visit tho Westminster Lodge at their
noxt regular meeting, Monday evening,
September 18th. Every member is earn
estly requested to attend, as Mr.. Todd
wishes to present somo important mat
tors to tho Lodge.
Piedmont Sun-uorald: "Mr. w. i.
Gaillard, who has been running q store
over in Simpsonvillo, has quit tho bust
ness and goes to Greonvillo to follow his
old tradc-sticking typo in q printing
O ffice." Whom "Willard" passed through
Wal halla, about a month ago, no told us
nc HAD stuck his last typo.
We cali attention once moro to our
rule respecting tributes of respect and
obituaries. Romomber wo charge one
cent word for all over 100 words.
Count your words and note tho cost
when notice is sent in. Wo arc COM
pellcd to adopt this rule to prevent our
columns being filled with mattor that is
Of interest to only n few.