Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-12-21
Me37'Y Christmas TO uzz!
WafAl alro @ersolral.
-Don't get drunk.
Fire works at Boll's drug store.

-Keinember that Tuesday, january 2,
is salasday.
---Ofahges, lemons, cocoannts and can.
dies Se BolPs drug store.
Photograph outfits for salo. Apply
NJ CIV Eaton's, Walhalla, S. G..
Mr.. and Mrs. j. =. Koeso spopt Sun
day with relatives at Oakway.
MIR. A. =. Hunt, popular oitizon OF
Fair Play, was in Walhalla Tuesday.
Before buying your Christmas pres.
onts call and see j. II. Darby, Druggist
il X. Earlo, Esq, is in attendance on
tho Supreme Court in Columbia this
wcck
-I,e suro and sec our $500 ladies'
shoe, for it is tho bost shoe on the market.
Cash Bargain Storo.
-Sce Shoriff's sales. Two shares of
Walhalla Cotton Mills stock offered at
auction.
j. w. Shelor, Esq, is in attendance
uponithe Supreme Court in Columbia
tliis week. ~
Our stores arc full of Christmas and
holiday goods. Visit thom and buy your
presents for loved ones.
Owing to tho illness of tho pastor
there was no preaching in tho Walhalla
Baptist church last Sunday.
Toys, dolls, icwelry, silverwaro and
sterling silver novelties and chinaware
in abundance at Bells drug store.
-Mrs. Thos. Grimshaw, of Whitosido
Cove, N. c., accompanied by hor niece,
is visiting tho family of DR.. Darby.
Mrs. Geo. Soaborn and little son,
Ilolleman, are visiting tho parents Of the
former, Judge and Mrs. j. w. Holleman.
i have ordered II lot of boys wagons
by express. Call and see thom Friday
and Saturday. V. l.. NORMAN
MFR. o., II. Schumacher has in his
store 1000 pounds of tho finest South
Carolina rice we have ever seen. He sells
it for 5flvo cents per pound.
MIR. j. A. Ivcster, ono of our promis-
ing young married. mon, is rejoicing over
tho recent arrival at his home. Its a boy
and was born on last Friday.
Remember if you buy $1.0O worth
Of chinawaro or Christmas goods, you
got nice china pitcher free.
lcic Il. McGee, Westminster, S. c..
Health for ten conts. Cascarets
make tho bowels and kidneys act natGr-
ally, destroy microbes, cure headache
bliousness and constipation. All drug
gists.
Our Carrier Boy, Master Charles w.
Pitchford, Jr will be around to sec his
patrons on Christmas morning with a
a
liberal contribution.
j ast arrived a large aud fresh assort-
mcnt of fire works. j. II. Darby,
Druggist.
Mr.. 1. Frank Reese, brother of our
County Auditor, was in Walhalla Mon.
day. He is popular salesman, repre-
senting tho Anderson Hardware Com
pany, of Atlanta.
--Wo arc indebted to our venerable
friend, Capt. G. Il. Scoba, for bunch of
nice fadshes. They were certainly fine,
measuring 8 and 10 inches in length and
or inches in circumference.
"A few more skirts, capcs and jackets
must go this week at any old price.
Cash Bargain Store.
MFR. j. II. Nash, of Laurcns, has
Nash, and family. IIo paid The CoU-
KIER IN appreciated call Oh Monday. lie
expressed himself rs much pleased with
Walhalla.
DO sure and SEQ that ,:lU.15 suit ut
tho Cash Bargain Store for it is out of
sight
Mr.. Geo. l.. Wilson left last Thurs
day for Griffin, Ga, where ho will be
employed in assisting in tho placing of
the machinery in tho Rushton Cotton
Mills We regret to lose him from
wish him every success.
i have q largo assortment of silver
ware to go at cost this week.
j. III. Darby, Druggist.
Mr. James Duncan Massey, of At,
lanta, has our thanks for a copy of the
twenty-scvcnth annual report of tho Rail
road Commission of Georgia. Mr.. Mas
soy is the efficient secretary to tho com
mission, and the report mas been care
fully complied by him.
Call at Jayncs' for oranges, bananas,
cranbcrries and cranberry sauce, candies
and nuts.
Major Wm. J. StribDing recently re
ccivcd II "cargo'' of fish from tho United
States Fish Commissioncr-a about 400 in
number. They were of the rainbow
front variety and averaged from three tc
four inches in lGngth. The fish wore
placed in pond near Major Stribling's
residence.
Just received fresh shipment OF
Wiiey's candies. j. III. Darby,
Druggist.
Tho many friends of Capt. j. Ramey
Hughes regret to learn of his continued
illness from inflammatory rheumatism
lie expects to leave for Hot Springs
by Mrs. Hughes. 1t is hoped that he
may soon be restored to his usual health
Stop at Jaynes' grocery and place
your orders when convenient, and theS
will DO delivered whom wantud.
Mayor Il. S. IIoleman will deliver &
scricB OF lectures on "Irco Silvcr-Its
Use and Abuse" during tho holidays
Ito delivered the first of tho series Mon
day to an attentive audience of two. Nc
charge for admission. Tho prices fol
permission to retire froGn tho hall, how
over, range from 81 to $25-spot cash.
Rev. J. l.. MulIinix and daughter
Miss Lizzie, of Central, S. c., wcro visit
ing th> family of Mr.. and Mrs. W. II
Rcodcr last ok. IIo will leave tho last
of this week for Summorvillo, where he
will servo tho churches of Cypress cir
cult the ensuing year. Mr. Mullinix is
n consccratcd servant Of God and We
wish him abundant success in tho work
of tho Lord.
MFR. j. w. McotZo, carpenter, who
has been employed by tho Walhalla Cot
ton Mills since last july left last week
for Griffin, Ga, whcro he has secured a
similar position with the RushtOn Cot
ton Mills. While hero Mr.. Mcetzo proved
himself to BIO q genial, wholcsoulcd citi-
zen. Wo wish him much success in his
new home. Mr.. MeetZo's family will
leave lator.
James Terrell, tho six-m0nths- old
son of MIR. and Mrs. w. II. Rccdcr, died
ut thor home in Walhalla on Thursday
morning, 1lth instant, at o'clock, aftor
4 brief illness from pneumonia. The
body was laid to rest in West View ccmo-