Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-10-19
Yotal arro MersuImal.
---There are % prisoners in Jail.
READ Mr.. v. L. Norman's now q

I There are 23 prisoners in Jail. g.,
---Read Mr.. V. L. Norman's now ad
this week. - " ~.
For SALE OR RENr--A small farm
near Walhalla. Apply to DIR. DARBY.
Mr.. NJ. Saul, tho clover Hartwoll
(Ga.) merchant is in town to-day.
Farm produce for sale. Soc notice
in another column.
Tell everybody to go to Craig's fo,
shoes.
BE sure and read tho Cash Bargain
Stores now ad.
The municipal registration books arc
now opon. Sec notice of supervisor.
If you want good shoes at low price
go to Craig's. .....
Tho taxes collected Monday and
Tuesday amounted to $t1G.O7.
Tho Walhalla Cotton Mill is bohind
about 800 bales on orders for CLOTH,
Court convenes at Walhalla on the
first Monday in November, Judge Gary
presiding.
Moro clothing at the Cash Bargain
Store In which we will give you better
bargains than ever.
Miss Blanche Wall, of Clayton, Ga,
is visiting the family of hor aunt, Mrs.
e. A. Bell, this week.
--Rov. j. G. Schaid left Tuesday morn
ing for Prosperity where be will attend
the Lutheran Synod.
-Wo are making run on shoes this
fall. 1t will pay you to SEQ them.
L. G. Craig.
j. p. Roberts, Esq, attorney-at-law,
lIartwell, Ca, was in Walhalla on Mon
day on legal business.
1t doesn't matter how many or what
kind of shoes you want go to Craig's and
get them.
At j. M. Wigington's gin you can
got tho finest sample, ncatcst balo and
bcst turnout of cotton. Try him.
MIR. j. Nathan Watkins, of Pulaski
township, was the first person to pay
taxes this year.
Eighteen teachers stood examination
last Friday--ton whites and eight ne
groes
Mr. j. d. Isboll brought load OF
turnips to town this "wednesday morn.
ing. The turnips averaged pounds
each.
-Rcmcmbcr wo will give you better
bargains than you ever had before in
shoes, hats, notions and gonts' furnishing
goods. Cash Bargain Store
Deputy Marshal w. b. f. Corbin aud
posse destroyed an illicit distllo. in
Pickens county. Monday night and ar
rested three mon.
"A pleasant surprise party was en-
joyca by number of young people Tues
day night at tho homo of Major S. p.
Dendy.
-Greonvillo Times: 81. p. Hutchin-
son, a fireman on tho cannon ball, has
ecn promoted to engineer On tho Ander-
son division of tho Southern railway"
Use only "Lal,csido'' hams. They
arc tho best. Don't fail to try our half
patent flour at $4.O0 per barrel.
j. & j. S. Carter, Westminster, S. c.
--Greenville Times: "Aliss Julia Bryan,
of Seneca, is visiting Mrs. A. S. Towncs
at tho College for Women. Miss Bryan
was formerly a student at the college,"
Clinton News: "NIiss Hattie Norris.
of Westminster, has come to join the
Mission Training Glass. She is making
her home at tho Infirmary."
We have received a largo lot of
crockery. Also china dinner sets. IT
will pay you to SEQ thom before buying.
c,
Mr. M. w. Coleman, of Seneca, and
Horny Reid, p. c., of tho samo place,
have boon drawn as petit jurors for the
November term of tho United States
court at Columbia.
SEQ j. e j. S. Carter, Westminster,
before buying your buggies, wagons and
lap robes. They also carry complete
limo of buggy and wagon harness.
The case of the State vs.. John Il.
latham and 7. G. Hunsingor, assault and
battery with intent to kill, was tried in
Anderson last week. They were found
guilty and sentenced to pay a fino of $50
each or servo on tho chainganG for &c
days. We think the fine was paid.
Health for ten cents. Cascarets
make tho bowels and kidneys act natur,
ally, destroy microbes, cure headache
biliousness and constipation. All drug
gists.
Mrs. d. A. Allen and children spent
Tuesday and to-day visiting tho family
of Mrs. e. A. Boil. Mrs. Allen is on her
way to tho home Of her father, Mr. w.
&. Russell, whore she will spond several
weeks before returning to hor homo at
Palm Beach, Florida.
--For sick headache, loss Of appetite
and any disorder of tho liver, take one
of Lunney's S-hour liver pills at night
for few nights and note the result
25 cents at Lunnoy's, Seneca.
Married, October 4, 1890, in Walhalla
Mr.. Jas. II. Robins and Miss Maggie
Smith, Rov. j. G. Schaid officiating. The
happy couple have many friends in Wal
halia and throughout tho county who
join us in wishing them much success in
their new. relations.
--Elberton (Ga.) Tribune: "Rcv. Car
lyle Branyon has accepted call to serve
tho Baptist church at Westminster, S. G.
Ho is hard student, q fluent speaker
and brainy young minister, and has
many Georgia friends who would be
glad to keep him this side of tho Savan
nah river"
--'rownville letter in Anderson Advo,