Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-10-10
9ocal ano neYsona!,
-"Bloom sells it for less"

The many friends of Mrs. j. ID. Perry
regret to learn Of her continued sickness.
Two spools of thread for cents at
Jayncs's.
Joseph w. Shclor, Esq, was in Alb
beville last week on professional bus-
ness.
When you call at Jayncs's Friday
and Saturday ask to SEQ his hardware,
wagons and buggics.
-Ecv. d. p. Bcardcn will preach at
the Old Westminster Baptist church on
the third Sunday in this month at IL
o'clock A. Nj.
The time of tho meeting OH Thurs
day afternoon at the Evangelical Lutheran
church is changed from five to half past
four o'clock.
The October term of United States
District Court will convene in Grecnville
next Tuesday with Judge w. If. Braw-
ley presiding.
Miss Eva Rccdcr, of Oakway, is stay
ing with her sister, Mrs. j. =. Kccso, and
is employed in G. G.. Jayncs' dress max
ing department..
-E. X. Lucas, President OF the Wal
halla cotton mill, was in Grccnvilio on
last Saturday and Sunday tho guest of
w. y. Conycrs.
The many friends of Miss Della
Frasicr regret to learn Of her serious i'll
ness at the homo Of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. w. S. Frasicr.
MIR d. Oclkcrs left Tuesday on an
extended visit to Germany. lie expects
to spend two months in tho Fathcrland
visiting relatives and friends.
Specimens of your finest grains,
vegetables, incly-bred stock, including
poultry should be shown at the State
Fair, October 29th to November 2d.
Next Sunday is to be the regular Fall
Communion in the Evangelical Lutheran
church. The subject Of the sermon is to
be "Convcrsion." All are welcome.
-Spartanburg Free Lance, October
5tl: "Mr. John G. Carcy, President of
the Lockhart Mills. has bought lot in
this city and vii. Mt once erect Il so, 600
residence.
The premium list Of the State Agri,
cultural and Mechanical Society shows
an increase in the number of premiums
and decided increase in tho value of
premiums.
"A collection amounting to Sll.00
was taken up in the Presbyterian church
on the fourth Sunday in September and
forwarded to Gov. Saycrs, of Texas, for
the Galveston relief fund.
The personal property belonging to
tho estate of the late w. Galloway Stone
will be sold by tho heirs at the residence
Of the deceased on Friday, 10Th instant,
at Il A. NJ.
Farmers, take or send to tho State
Fair, October 29th to November I'd, the
fruits of your labor, that you may not
cxclaim as many have done every year:
81 can beat that
Mr.. w. +. Sccba, Of Jacksonville Fla
arrived in Walhalla last Satur day after
noon and remained until Tuesday The
occasion of his visit was tho death and
burial of his father.
Mrs. T.. NJ. Cudworth was called to
Charleston Tuesday on account OF the
illness of Mr.. Cudworth who is suffer
from an attack of lcmorrhagic fever. His
friends hope for his recovery
Tho Ladies' Foreign Missionary
Society of the Walhalla Methodist Epis-
copal Church, South, will meet in
monthly session in said church on to-
morrow lrhursdaO afternoon at 4
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. X. Maxwell returned
from Hamlet, \. c., last Friday bring ing
with them their son, Mr.. S. Earle Max
well, who is recovering from an attack
Of fever. Since his arrival in Walhalla
he is rapidly recovering
Mr.. st. Julian Dcndy, the youngest
son of Capt and Mrs. 5. X. Dcndy, left
for Charleston last "Wednesday morning
to enter the South Carolina Military
Academy. We wish our young friend
Rre'I success III MS SIudicS.
rbrlhS ali your family to JayncS $
rr'uay ana saturday, we want you 10
see our urcSS goods ana hotiohS, iadlcs
IapcS a,iu lackcts ana ooaS, men ana
oUyS cioIhilH, oVcrcoatS ana SHOES Tor
az
There will be an important confer
cncc in the Walhala Baptist church on
hcAI o"h'iay morning. ifih instant a.
lllcnipcrS arc earnestly requested TO oc
pl.scn'i itc"ciinS oy ,hc PASTOR aI -
o0'"oN ~ 49, anu - CLOCK i vi.
u am late with my announcement,
but now have and will carry good
line of millinery this season. viii have
competent lady to assist me as trim
mcr. ICIE f.. MCGEE.
Wcstminstcr S. G.
Mfr. j. B. T.. Sloan and his son, Mr..
Joe Sloan, of Charleston. were in wal.
halla one day last week on business. Mr..
Sloan has been spcndinr two months at
his summer home near pcndlcton. Ills
many friends are pleased to meet him
again.
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