Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-01-11
Eotal ano 4lcrsonal.

Cotton seed meal and hulS, bran
and hay at Jayncs warehouse.
r.. 4. Jaynes, Esq, is in Anderson
to-day on professional business.
-.-British war news is scarce. Tho fall
of Ladysmith is hourly expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Strothcr returned
from Augusta, Ca, last Tuesday.
-FuR SALE, cash or credit, two good
young mules. C.. w. Bauknight.
If you once uso Capitola flour you
will buy your flour from G. G.. Jayncs
afterwards.
MIR. Dell McAllistcr, Of Columbia,
spent Sunday and Monday in Walhalla
among his many friends.
MIR. Kurtz Smith, Of Columbia, spent
Sunday and Monday in Walhalla visiting
his sister, Mrs. \. l.. Fant
--:l,MO PIGEONS WANTED. Will paw
spot cash for them. For full particulars
;'lhrrsS Furman Simpson, Westminster,
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The total sales at the Seneca tlispcn.
sary during $500 amounted TO $l0,I2S;
gross profits, $?.0G5.2l; net profits for
tho county, &l,20o.?b.
-tirccnvillc Mountainrcr, january 10:
"Mr. j. Paul Stribling, Of Richland
spent a few days here lately with his
sister, Mrs. Berry Jordan"
REV. and Mrs. X. l.. Rogers returned
to Walhalla last Friday evening, after
spending several weeks visiting his
parents in I.aurcns county.
-Grccnville Mountainccr, .Ianua' 10 ::
'licv. G.. G. Maycs pastor Of the Second
Presbyterian church, is quite i'll, partly
rs a result Of Il vaccinatcd arm"
Mr.. J. W. Ferguson, of l.aurcns, has
accepted the position of book keeper for
the Walhalla Cotton Mills, and entered
upon the discharge of his duties.
VALUABLE TRACE OF LAND of .!::i;5
acres on Eamsay's Creek, five miles from
Walhalla, for sale. Terms easy, Apply
to .Jayncs Il Shclor, Walhalla, 5. {.
Health for 10 cents. s.-Cascarcts make
the bowels and kidneys act naturally.
destroy microbes. cure headache, bilious
ness and constipation. All druggists.
The tournament riding at RuSscll's
next Saturday will begin at P NJ Re
member, take your girls and horses. If
You dondt vas got horse mool will do.
Misses Eva and Ida Alexander.
daughters of Mr.. Elias Alexander, OF
Oconcc Station, have entered the Wal
halla High School for the session. They
are staying with Mr.. G. 4. Burton.
--Fobcrt, the llycaroid son of Mr..
Jack Hendricks, died on Friday last of
tropsy and was buried at Pleasant
Ridge on Sunday, after appropriate fune-
raj services conducted by Rev. j. II.
Stnnr.
-McSsls. Trenholm and Frank Max
well left last Friday for Charlotte, y. G.
Trenholm has made Charlotte his home
for several years, and Frank has now
adopted it as his. We wish them both
success.
dresden ~. Smith, Jr., after spend
ing two weeks or more with his parents
1T Walhalla, returned to his duties in
Washington, ID. c., on Tuesday after
noon. lie is another one of Walhalla'S $
promising young men.
The Fir',t Baptist church of Andcr-
son held an election on Monday for Il
pastor and the Rev. j. ID. Chapman, of
Savannah, Ga, was elected. lie comes
highly recommended and the congrcga-
ti"n hopes he will accept
MIR. Henson Chapman, Of Pickens
county, was found dead one day last
week. lie WAS supposed to have frozen
to death. He was IN old bachelor about
seventy years of age and lived by him
sell. He was Il brave soldier in th, Con-