Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-03-08
WANTED,
PLANTERS Tss ;a;s,.s,ss sss
Gotal ano Mcrsonal.
SHREDDED cod fish at Jaynos'.

-Shrodcd cod fish at Jaynos'.
Dried apples, dried pears and dried
peaches at Jaynes'.
-Rcad Bauknght's now advortisc-
mcnt OH tho first page of this ISSUE
Oranges, apples bananas at Jayncs'
after thursdays express.
Mrs. j. j. S!tton, Of Pcndleton, is
visiting the family of Major S. z. Dondy.
Everything cheap at Craig's during
Court week. Call and SEQ him.
Miss Carrie Hamilton, of Buford,
Ca, is visiting her cousin, Miss Lille
Thompson.
If you want anything in tho way of
clothing call at the Cash bargain Store,
next to Craigs store.
Head jcwclry ad. of w. f. Main Il
Go. Mr. }. +. Kelly, of Tomasscc, is
handling their famous goods.
six o. nice young COWS (one-half to
full JcrseyS) with young calves, for sale
ut J. =. Striblng's, Richland, 5. G.
Sixty suits that arc worth 81, but wo
are going to sell them at 500 Cash
Bargain Store, next to Craig's store.
In this issue will be found tho an
n"unccmenC of Daniel j. Morgan. He
is Il candidate for County Commissioner.
Everything in our line to be sold at
New York cost for Court week only.
Cash Bargain Store, Nicld'S old stand
Tho Circuit Court will convene at
Walhalla Court House next Monday
morning, Judge Il. G. Watts presiding.
Next week is Court week. Come
around and see our stock Of goods at the
Cash Bargain Store, next 10 Craig's store.
The app"rtionment Of the school
funds tor the different school districts
in the county will appear in next weeks
issue.
We are expecting our new clothing
and shoes tomorrow. BE sure and see
them. Cash Bargain Store, l.. Bloom,
proprietor, Nicld'S old stand.
Mr.. II. f.. Schroeder, Of Camden, is
on Il visit to his family in Walhalla. lie
pleased to meet him again.
A nice lot Of childrcns suits that
are worth 81 We are going to let them
80 at 81 per suit at the Cash Bargain
Store, next to Craig's store.
Health for 10 ccntS.-Cascarcts make
the bowels and kidneys act naturally,
destroy microbes, cure headache, bilious
ness and constipation. All druggists.
'.-Attention is directed to the auction
sale Of the remaining stock Of goods of
II. a. II. Gibson, in Walhalla, on next
Monday. Bargains may be expected to
go to the buyers.
Married, March 18th, 1900, at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. y. b.
Shed, on Long Creek, S. G., Mr.. Icdbct-
ter Phillips to Miss Malissa Shed, Magis-
tratc NJ. l.. Lee officiating. All of Oconcc.
--Rcmcmbcr wc carry full line O.
clothing, shoes, hats notions and gents
furnishing goods, which we will sell at
cost Court week. Cash bargain Store.
l.. Bloom, proprietor, Nield's old stand
Mrs. Frederick Thcilltuhl is very i'll
with pneumonia. Two Of the children,
the eldest and the baby, arc also i'll with
the same disease, but not as seriously as
the mother. We wish them speedy re-
covcry.
Married, at the residence of Geo. "
Eaton, Walhalla, $. G., March lth, 1900,
by Rev. J. &. Schaid, Mr.. j. Thurston
Seneca. The young couple have our best
wishes FOR their happiness.
-Sr ,cial bargains in shoes at Craig's
during Court week. Next door west Of
SaulS Cash Bargain Store.
j. W. Shclor, Esq, has on hand a
limited number Of the minutes Of the
State Baptist Convention which he will
gladly distribute to the members Of the
churches in the different portions of the
county if they will call for them.
Mr. l.. Bloom spent several days last
and this week in Atlanta purchasing
clothing, notions, etc. He returned
Tuesday evening and will be glad to sec
his friends and customers at the Ncld
old stand. Read his ad. Oh first page.
We are requested to announce that
there will he n conference Of the Wal
halla baptist church at their meeting
house next Sunday at II o'clock a. N.
All members are earnestly requested to
be present, as important business will he
considered.
hiS' " Ill. plpdI, Slf W ILL., oH'an,
Mrs. Hattie Jones and little son, and
Miss Annie Maxwell, Of Franklin, y. G.,
were in Walhalla this week, isiting
Mr.. and Mrs. J. :. Sloan. They returned
to Franklin on Monday. Master Sam
Maxwell, of Walhalla, accompanied
them.
We shall be pleased to see our
friends, one and all, next week. When
not busy in court, drop around and take
a peep at TnE rnI HER force. They are
a fine looking set Of boys, if we do have
To say it. They will not hurt yo,, even
though some Of them do tip the scales
at 20 pounds. Their manners are mild
and you Will go away feeling better than
when you came, especially if You leave
Il slight reminder OF your visit. Try it,
The post Office department announces
that ON May | poStmaStcrs will be sup
piled with small books containing two
cont stamps intcrlcavcd with parailincd
paper The stamps will be in blocks OF
six to Il page, making Il book Of convcn-
lent size to carry in pocket or purse.
Three sizes will ho issued, holding
twelve, twcnty.four and forty-cight
stamps each, for which an increase of
one cent over the value Of the stamps
will be charged, the books selling at %,
- and 81 cents respectively.