Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-10-03
-"Bloom sells it for less"

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Miss Georgia VanDiviere is VISITING
relatives in Greenwood.
Miss Mae WHY, of Retreat, is visit
ing relatives in Walhalla this week.
-Mcssrs. w. II. Grubbs, T.. C, Marstt
l.: l.. Jarrard and A. p. Grant, of Fai,
Ilay, wcrc in Walhalla Tuesday OH bust
moss
-Mr. j. w. Eskow, prominent far.
NOR OF Anderson county, was in town
Monday night visiting tho family of j.
W. Sholor, Esq.
AL tho latest ideas in hats for dress
nm ana street wear at Mrs. E. M. Cudworth's,
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, October,
ith, 9TH and 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Barr and chill
urcn, OF Grccnville, are visiting Mrs.
irarrs parents, Major and Mrs. S. p.
Dcndy, in Midway.
If you haven't socn tho new fall hats
sec them. All the latest STYLES of the tho
season arc to be found thorc.
&C. G. Jayncs is moving into his now
store this week. IIo has largo and com
modious quarters, and will carry com
pletc stock of general merchandise.
Mr.. M. G. Scaborn loft to-day for
Atlanta, whcro ho goes to tako course
IN the Southern Shorthand and Business
College. Wo wish him much success.
Mr. w. n. Bruce, of Townvillo is in
Walhalla this week attending the series
OF meetings being conducted in tho Bap-
fist church by Rovs. Copeland and Ward
law.
Read Mr.. V. l.. Norman's stupen-
dous offer this week. IIe is Offering
looking. aftor tho interests of 'infant
industries"
MIR. }. ii. Whitner, Of Alabama, is
in Walhalla on business with tho County
Commissioners. Mr.. Whitncr is trying
to secure the contract for building an
iron bridge over Kcowcc river at tStecle's $
ford.
On tho 18th and 18th of October c.
G. Jayncs will show a full line of mems
and boys clothing. Satisfaction guar
antccd. Boys suits from 81 up and
mems from $3.50 to $500. Remember
tho datcs-two days only.
Call on or send to G. G.. Jayncs for
dry goods, notions, hats, trunks, any
thing in staple and fancy groceries,
hardware, wagon and buggy material,
heating stoves, cook stoves, buggics and
wagons, and feed stuffs of all kinds.
Anderson Mail, October 2: "Rev. o. j.
Copeland that prince of young preach
crs, held weeks meeting in the Baptist
church at Broylcs, S. c., recently, during
which thirty three persons united with
the church, twcnty-eight of these com
ing i'll by experience"
"A large brick warehouse is being
built by the Walhalla Cotton Mills. A
new Office has been finished, and the mill
runs day and night. The highest mar
kct price is paid for cotton. 1t will pay
the farmers to bring their cotton to the
Walhalla Cotton Mills.
Attention is called to the new adver-
tiscmcnt of G. w. Ptchford Company.
They carry complete stock of general
merchandise, consisting of dry goods,
clothing, shoes, groceries, hardware,
and, in short, everything to be found in
advertisement and give them call.
The meeting in the Walhalla Baptist
church continues with increasing inter
est. Rev, o. j. Copeland prcachos with
great power and earncstncSs. Thcra are
two services every day from 10 to 4 A.
NJ. and at s p. NJ. The stores and bust
ness houses close during these hours.
Large congregations attend, and much
good is being accomplished.
District Deputy Grand Master r.. M.
Wcrtz, Of lickcns, will visit Blue Ridge
Ledge, No. 81, A. f. NJ, at its next regu-
lar communication on Saturday evening,
9th instant. IT is probable that the work
Of either the second or third degree will
be cxcmplicd. a full attendance of tho
Craft is desired. a cordial invitation is
extended to the members of Seneca and
Westminster to attend
The many friends of j. b. Sanders,
Esq, regret to learn of his serious illness.
1t is feared that he cannot recover. lie
has been sick for two weeks, but at
tended to business until the latter part
Of last week. We are advised by tclc-
phone from Oakway this morning that
tho physicians pronounce his case hope
less, and that he cannot live more than
few hours. This will be sad news to
a largo circle Of friends in this and other
counties.