Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-03-02
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Monday is salesd ly.
AND DSFEBTILIzERs RS.

-~Oconee county farm wanted. See
advertisement. sf s$} s5si.
~-R. I. Jaynes, Esq, was In Gaines
vile, GaS on professional business this
| week. ~ N 1, /, s& B. .E & a 1 sl
Mr.. VIM. j. Neville, Jr., returned,
last evening from q business trip 10 At
lanta, Ga. @1 3, .lt \,
| Mfr, viii McGoe, of Hones Path, was
in town Wednesday. He represents the
Columbia Oil Mill. Is. i
| Read G. III. Nioid's now advertise-
mont. He has just received now
stock of spring goods. Give him call.
Mr.. Sloan Mckee left this morning
for Columbia. He has secured posi-
tion in one of the cotton mills of that
city. .z... T..
I'VE arc pleased to announce that
Mrs. w. w. Moss is thought to be i'm
proving. 1t is hoped that she may ulti-
mately recover. ..-.
| If tho ladies want to know how to
look neat road the new advertisement of
tho G. w. Pitchford Co. They tell you
about the different grades of corsets.
-Mr. E. 9. Marett, of Fair Play, paid
our sanotum q pleasant visit this (Th,rs-
day. morning, Mr.. Marott is ono of
Oconeo's best merchants. lie conducts
prosperous business at Fair Play.
The residence of Mrs. r.. A. Norton
has undergone extensive remodolling and
repairing. Tho work has been done by
MI. w. j.. Barber and the building is
much improved, both within and with
! ont. ....
Mr.. w. p. Nash has opened racket
store in tho Walhalla Hotel building, and
is displaying a nice limo of goods. He is
now recruit to Walhalla's mercantile
brigade, and wo bespeals for him n liberal
share of tho public patronage. ,.'..
MIR. John Powell arrived in Walhalla
Wednesday evening. He has just re-
turned from Cuba, where ho served rs q
member of the United States Hospital
Corps. TIo has been honorably dis
charged.
Mrs. Robocca Leopold, well known
lady living in Midway, has been extreme
ly i'll and is still in worry low state of
health. We hopo soon to hear of nor
convalesencc and ultimate restoration to
her usual health.
The Grcenvillo Mountaineer says:
"Mr. X. o. Wright, who has, for several
months conducted grocery storu at 221
North Main street, has sold out his
stock to Trowbridgc & Co. and will re-
turn to Walhalla." His many friends
will welcome him on his return.
1t is reported from Washington that
r. r. Tolbert is there at work to have
the South's representation in Congress
cut down. The effort is to have repre-
scntation bottomed on the registration
of voters, instead of the population as
shown by census enumeration.
Tho County Board of Pensions met
in the Court House yesterday (Wedncs-
day.. No business of importance was
transacted, except the organization of
tho County Board. A great many of the
battlc-scarred veterans from different
parts of tho county were present.
Mrs. S. Blcclsley loft Anderson last
Tuesday for Washington, D. c., to at
tend the Congress OF tho Daughters of
tho American Revolution, to which sho
goes as delegate from Cateechce Chap
tor of the Daughters of that city. Sho
will be absent probably until April.
Williamsburg County Record: "Mrs.
j. M. Pendergrass and hor daughter,
Mrs. II. e. Schroeder, Of Walhalla, arc
visiting Mrs. Louis Stackloy, on Academy
street. Mrs. Pendergrass and Mrs.
Schroeder arc woll-known in this county
and their old friends arc giving them
warm welcome"
-Wo arc requested by tho County
Commissioners to ask all parties from
the lowor part of tho county and the
Fork township of Anderson county, who
haul their guano from Westminster, as
they como this spring, to bring with
thom, to tho Brown Hill, load of rock,
granite or stc":, &c :hcJ ccHnc tcr o;,oI,
load of guano. by so doing you will get
a road over which you can haul q load in
any kind of weather, as tho convicts are
there now, ready to put in tho rock.
Hlncltbmith md Hscpnir Shop.
Mr.. j. ID. Werner is having erected on