Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-02-01
Nocal ano Mcrsonal.

Next Monday is salcsday.
For Texas oats, MI kinds, go to
Craig's.
If you want plows and plow gears
500 Craig.
-lIoinz's fine apple vinegar and pickles
at Craig's.
--2i3 pounds of barb wire for sale.
G. w. Pitchford Co.
MIR. Dell McAllistcr, of Columbia,
visited friends in Walhalla tho first Of
tho week.
MIR. ID. =. Grant, of Tamasscc, moved
to Walhalla Tuesday and will reside here
for tho coming year.
Ned Todd' replies to Mcssrs. YER
nor and Cook this week. His letter will
be found on tho first pago of this issue.
M. w. Coleman Il Co., of Seneca
have Il new ad. in this issue. They prom
isc to treat tho farmers right. Give
them trial.
INVALUABLE TRACT OF LAND Of 2:}5
acres Oh Ramsay's Creek, five miles from
Walhalla, for sale. Terms easy. Apply
to Jaynrs l. Shclor, Walhalla, S. c.
Col. Geo. w. Dyer, sawyer at Row
lands mill, near West Union, paid his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Dyer, of
Talulah Falls, Ga, visit last week.
--Thos. +. Alexander wants 900
bushels of ear corn delivered at his sta
blcs. ITo will pay so cents cash. Read
his advertisement in another column.
Health for 10 cents. -Cascarots make
the bowels and kidneys act naturally,
destroy microbes, cure headache, bilious
ness and constipation. All druggists.
-Nield's stock is still heavy aud the
lucky man will get bargains next Mon
day. All kinds of goods will be for salc
from a doll baby to a 1-horsc wagon.
Miss May McLaughcn, Of Kings
Mountain, y. c.. is visiting her friend,
Miss Fannie Maxwell. Her many friends
are always delighted to welcome her to
Walhalla.
There are opportunities for great
bargains to bo obtained at the Nicld sale
Monday. Hardware, clothing, notions.
dry goods, etc. will be sold to the high
est bidder.
Miss Tallulah Smith, of Sandy
Springs, Anderson county, is visiting her
brother, Mr.. d. \. Smith, and family.
She will probably protract her visit for
several days.
There Will be al auction sale of the
goods and fixtures at Nicld's store room
on Monday next, commencing as soon as
possible after the public sales at the
Court House have been made.
We regret to learn of the serious i'll
ness Of cX-Trcasurcr Thos. Bibb at his
home near Walhalla. He is suffering
from congestion Of the bowels and kid
neys. We hope for his early recovery.
The Nield store rooms and lot, on
Main and brewery streets, will positively
be sold on Monday next. This is Il rare
chance To invest in profitable real estate.
See all in another column for particulars.
On the first page OF this issue will be
found Il short letter from Mr.. John +.
latham, who is now doing army service
in the PHILIPPINES. His many friends in
Oconcc will be pleased to know that he
is well and getting along nicely.
Senator j. &. Alexander, Of Oconcc
county, the President of the State Ali
ancc, has issued call for 4 meeting of
Allanccmcn and farmers generally to
consider the guano trust. Presumably
there are TO be county meetings, as no
place for Il general meeting is appointed.
Mr.. John l.. Handy moved his
family to Westminster on Monday of
this week, where they will mako their
home in the future. We regret to lose
this cstimablc family from our midst.
but hope that they may soon sec fit to
return to Walhalla, where Il warm wei
come will always await Mr.. Handy and
his family. We wish for them much
success in :ho:! new home.
Mr. Il. \. White, Of Rome, Ga, has
been in Waihalla the past week. He is
hrst-claSs pcnman and successful
achcr of pcnmanship. 1t is to be
hoped he may get good class in Wal
halla. llc expects to organize n class at
Bear Swamp sc,lnol house at an early
ing been born near Walhalla. His father
was the late William White.
The State, Monday last: "Prof.
Benz. Sloan, the scholarly and accom-
plishcd professor of higher mathematics
i'll the South Carolina College, went dur
ing the earlier part Of the week to
Washington, ID. G., to join in the cclc-
hration Of the reunion Of his claSS--~'GO--
Of the United States Military academy.
at West Point, where he meets old col
!cGo mate" whom he has not seen since
cadet days on the Hudson and some of
whom, after fighting through the civil
war, are risen high in command and dis.
tinction in the United States army.
New Schedule on the Blue Ridge Railroad.
4 new schedule on the Bluc Ridge
Railroad went into effect on last Sunday.
This gives two trains each day between
Walhalla and Anderson instead Of one
as heretofore. l'ndcr present schedule
the mixed train leaves Anderson at $50
a. NJ. and arrives at Walhalla at So; 4.
M The passenger trains leaves Wal
halla 1T 9. 10 A. NJ. and arrives at Andcr-
son at 10. 80 a. NJ. HrturminG the pas,
Scngcr train leaves Anderson at :i.i!:i l..
VI. and arrives at Walhalla at I.io +. VI.
The mixed train then leaves Walhalla at
:, 30 T.. NJ. and arrives al Anderson at
TiI T.. NJ. This will give Il much more
efficient and satisfactory public ScrTlrc.
II Is to hr hoped the increased patron
age, both passenger and ircIGht VIII
Justify Il continuance of the schedule.
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