Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-11-14
Hotal ano Mcrsonal.
-"Bloom sells it for less"

-"Bloom sells it for Less
Capt. and Mrs. j. II. Anderson Wis
tied tho parents of the former at Pendle-
ton last Sunday.
100 bushels pure blue straw seed
wheat for sale by j. =. Stribling, Rich
land, s. &.
Mrs. j. w. Tolbcrt and two children,
of Seneca, spent Sunday at Walhalla
witt. Eor parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Crisp.
Miss Hattie Rutledge re-oponed
school at Zion November 5th after scvc-
raj weeks vacation for tho cotton pick
ing season.
Rev. w. Il. McAlistcr and family, of
the Mountain Rest community, have
moved to Walhalla We welcome them
to our midst.
Prof n. w. Macaulay and family, of
Ncwells, n. c., arc visiting relatives in
Oconcc this week. Their many friends
are always pleased to see them.
The hour for services on Saturday at
Bethlehem BAPTIST church has been
changed from +. NJ. to II A. NJ.
w. Il. MCALIsrER, Pastor.
Mrs. j. II. Langston and children,
after spending two weeks or more in
Laurcns with kindred aud friends, re-
Saturday
The merchants of tho town arc be-
ginning to receive their Christmas goods.
Watch the advertising columns of this
paper and you will know where to go to
get what you want
Capt. j. b. IIunnicutt and wife, of
st. Augustine, Fla, are visiting the for
mcr's mother, Mrs. NJ. f. Hunnicntt,
and family, near High Falls. We wish
them pleasant visit.
Mrs. f. l.. IIerndon left for Augusta,
Ga, Monday morning, where she will
attend the wedding Of her niece this
week. From there she will visit her
mother at Granitcvillc S. c..
In another column of this issue will
be- found an interesting account of the
trip that II. A. H. Gibson, Esq, made
to Richmond. This letter will be cspe-
cially interesting to the old soldiers.
We were pleased to meet our genial
friend, John Werner Stribling, of Andcr-
son, on our streets Monday afternoon.
He was en- route to Whctst tone, where he
will do some surveying for DR.. Thomp-
son.
-Clayto ton (Ga.) Tribune: "Thcrc is a
gourd vine in l.. n. Robins apple or
chard that has almost covered large
apple tree. The vine has about 25 large
gourds on 1t, some of them nearly two
feet long. 1t is novel scene and Mr..
Robins gives our people welcome to go
and see it.'
On last Friday night about nine
o'clock a fire occurred at the Walhalla
Cotton Mills in the picker room which
caused some excitement in the town for
awhile. The fire was caused by some
friction in the machinery or by the ignit-
ing of match which was probably
five or six dollars.
The house occupied by Pete Black
well, colorcd, who lives at Townvillc,
was burned to the ground at midnight
on November s. The fire, which seems
to have originated in the kitchen, was
under such great hcadway when dscov-
cred that Pete was able to save but little
of his household effects. The house be-
longcd to Mrs. Oscar Harris.
Isaac Brown, well known colorcd
M ,ic -, ii,, tNl
with the largest sweet potatoc, Of the
yam variety, that we have seen this sea
son. 1t measured 2l inches i'm circum-
ference and weighed . pounds. Isaac is
one of our most industrious colorcd men
and always makes good crops of every
thing that grows in the ground and above
tho ground
"A shower of mctcors is scheduled to
fall tonight The thousands Of pcople
VINO, twelve months ago, sat up all night
gazing hcavcnward to see the sight that
never came will doubtless prevent cxtcn-
siye rubber nccking tonight The as
tronomers say that the shower is com
ing and il it should put in it's appearance
~ VIII be worth seeing. THE COURIER,
however docs not guarantee its appear
anCc.
Mr. Samuel B, George is on brief
yiSit to his uncle, Mr.. j. Il. Hendrix, and
family, OF Walhalla. This is his first
trip to our beautiful mountain city and
ne is pleased with its appearance and out
look. Mr.. George has just recently been
erected Clerk of Court of Lexington
county, and wc are persuaded he will
make a faithful and capable officer. He
nadc TIE CouRIEK Office an appreciated
call on Tuesday morning,
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the best remedy to relieve the various
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ana SICK headache, and it is safe to say
tilat hinc eases out of ten of this dis
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