Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-01-26
Yotul ano Dersulral.

husband and other relatives in (.reen-
yillc. w.. ,#% s.
Capt. r. Frank White, popular
knight of the grip, was in top L this
wook,
Miss Julia Keels Maxwell, of Pendlo-
ton, visited relatives in town the first of
this week. ..-.. ~. ~,
Mfr. d. Gardner and family have
moved into the Ansel house near the
Walhalla Hotel. ....'''. &'
Miss Emma Strib]ing, of Seneca, is
visiting Major VIM. j. Stribling and
family this weolS. .'...r,.s ... s..
Miss Annie Aloxander, of Seneca
visited friends in Walhalla and West
Union tho past wook. ..f .......
Mrs. Ford returned to her home in
Polzer Monday morning aftor y visit to
hor son, Mr.. Henry Ford, and family.
Go to Claude Little & Co., Wostmins-
tor, S. O.. for your dry goods, shoes,
hats, groceries, go. Thoy will save you
money. .
Mr.. Wessio Torhune, tho popular
salesman of Mr.. G. G. Jayncs, is siok.
We hopo soon to 500 him back in his old
place again. g.. e.. ...
lust received 9 GER load of three and
fOur-year-o old mules for sale. They will
grow you money ovory day. Como quickl
A. w. THOMPSON, Seneca, S. G.
Miss Mae McLaughon, who has boon
on visit to Miss Fannio Maxwell, ro-
turned to her home in Kings Mountain,
N. c., yesterday morning.
just received car load Of threo and
four-year-old mules for sale. They will
grow you money every day. Como quick
A. w. THOMPSON. Seneca, S. @.
. Miss Emma Sitton, who has been on
y visit to her sistor, Mrs. S. p. Dendy,
torday morning.
-Wo have q lot of good horses and
mules for sale and they arc going cheap,
If you expect to buy this year, now is
your timo. J. & j. S. CARTER.
MIR. j. S. Mcconnell, of Cornelia,
Ga, formerly Sheriff of Franklin county,
was in Walhalla Monday on business
Mr.. Mcconnell is tho owner Of largo
tannory at Cornelia.
-Doyou ovor expect to buy now SOW
ing machinoP If so, go soc j. & j. S.
Carter, Westminster, s. 9. ii thoy can't
save you money, who can, for thoy have
4. we'll selected stock of thom and say
they must go.
.-Rcv. A. A.. Merritt has boon ap-
pointed (by Rev. John B. Wilson, Pre-
siding Elder,) to take charge of Walhalla
and Nowry circuit for tho prosont year.
Ho is expected TO onter upon his worl. at
once.
Prof. G. NJ. Hambright, of Lancaster,
Pa, is visiting his brother-in-law, DR.. II.
G. G. Fahnestock. Mrs. DR.. T.. G. With
ers, of Maytown, Pa, ia also visiting her
brother. They arrived last week, and
will spend sometime.
Don't forget that j. &c j. S. Carter,
Westminster, S. c., always keep tho sold
reliable' Rock Hill buggy, and if it is a
good buggy you are looking for, just
buy one of those r. Ii. b. and you havo
got all You want to mako lifo worth living.
--Mr. w. j. Duffio, of Columbia, and
his son, DR.. Silas j. Duflio, of New York,
w
of Gen. w. +. Erwin and wifo. DR..
Dutlle is visiting his father and family of
Columbia.
Anderson Advocate, January 23d:
"Mr. John V. Stribling, of Oconco
county, has moved to this city and is
now occupying tho Chas. w. Webb pro
porty on West Franklin street. Mr..
Stribling is staunch citizcn of his ma
two county and we wolcc.ne him to our
midst"
-hr. Jesse Lay, Sr, of Choohoc, in
this county, was in Walhalla on Monday.
1Ie informed us that his health was i'm
proving aid ho fcln encouraged about
his condition. lie suffered a sligLI
stroke Of paralysis somo months ago.
Mr.. Lay has led a life of activity and in
dustry and has always boon considered
one of our best farmers. IIe has now
reached his 77th year.
Anderson Advocate, January 23d:
TownVillo is enjoying a very largo
measure of success in her schools at this
time. Prof. G. w. Moore, q veteran
teacher, has charge of a large school on
tho Oconco side of tho line that passes
through that stirring, pushing motropo-
lis of tho Fork, whilo Mr.. j. Monroe
FAINT, himsolf by no means novice, pre-
sides over a nourishing school on tho
Anderson side"
Absolutely pure is tho claim made in
evory advertisement of the Royal Baking
Powder and absolutely pure is tho vcr-
dict Of evory housekcoper in tho land
using the Royal It is the standard
among baking powders, worth the prico
sold at, because of it's purity, hoalthful
bread making qualities and tho strength
that makes small quantity go long
way. No trouble about delicious biscuit
and pastry when tho Royal is used.
Miss Ida Norman left Tuesday morn
ing for Atlanta, Ga, whore sho will
spond few days with her friend, Miss
Maggie Dickson. She will then go to
Wayoross, Ga, and visit hor brother, DR..
r. a. Norman, and family. Sho will go
from Waycross to Jacksonville, Fla, to
visit hor sstor, Mrs. s. E. Moore, and
thon to Middlcburg, Fla, whero sho will
visit hor brothor-in-law, Mr.. II. Y. Dilla-
berry.
MFR. James r. Bryce loft Walhalla
Sunday morning for Arizona, whore ho
expects 10 spend somo time for tho benefit
of his health. His family re: lain
jacksonville, Fla. Mr.. Bryce has boon