Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-07-03
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Read Jaynes's Gift cad"

Miss Nollio Poo, of Greonville, is Wis.
iting Miss Alico Strong this week.
SEQ our now lot of corsets. For style
and comfort they are unexcelled. Miss
X. Phillips, Seneca, S. G.
Mr.. VIM. Richie, of Columbia, is Wis
iting his family near Walhalla this week.
Miss Sue Dendy is in Greenville this
week visiting her sister, Mrs. l.. l.. Barr.
Mr.. w. II. Maxwell and "Judge''
Dubois, of Seneca, were in Walhalla this
week.
Summer hats, flowers, etc., arc sell
ing at cost for cash at Mrs. f. M. Cud.
worth's.
Miss Felicia Perry, of Enoree, is
visiting relatives and friends in Walhalla
this week.
Call and have Jaynes explain on
what conditions ho will give you tor
buggy
Mr. Cicero Hughes, of Athens, Ca,
is visiting tho family of his son, Mr.. j.
X. Hughes.
Mr.. j. L. Moscr, of Poplar, brought
to this office this morning tho first cotton
bloom wo have seen this year.
"A nico line of baby caps at cost for
cash at Mrs. f. M. Cudworths.
Cards are out announcing tho mar
riage of Major G.. Shanklin and Miss
Ncttic Neville, Wednesday, Juno 10th.
Mrs. j. C. Cork and children, of
Rock Hill, are visiting at the homo of her
father, Capt j. c. Neville, in West
Union.
DO you know that Jayncs is going to
give away buggy
Misses Irene and Leila Carter, OF
Gainesville, Ca, spent several days last
week visiting their brother, Mr.. f. II.
Carter, and family in West Union.
-Messrs. G. w. & j. E. Bauknight
call attention this week to their clear
ance sale of slippers. They have reduced
tho prices and are offering special bar
gains.
See new advertisements of Messrs.
V. l.. Norman, Walhalla, and NJ. w.
Coleman Co., Seneca, this week. They
have special Inducements to offer. Give
them a CALL
Miss Cora Strong returned to Wal
halla Tuesday evening, after spending
the school year at Cornell University,
Ithica, N. Y. Her many friends gladly
welcome her home.
i will sell all tho summer goods |
have on hand ut cost for cash only.
Mrs. e. NJ. Cndworth.
On the first day Of October Mr.. w.
l.. Werner will announce in front of G.
G. Jayncs's store who holds tho number
that entities them to the buggy he will
give away that day for G. G. Jaynes.
Miss lncz Schroeder leaves this after.
noon for Baltimore, where sho will be
treated at tho Johns Hopkins University
for appendicitis. She will be accompa-
nicd by DR.. j. w. Bell. who will remain
in the city ten days or two weeks. Miss
Incz's many friends hope for her speedy
recovery and early return in perfect
health
Some new hats actually below first
cost, but cannot carry them over. See
July and August clearance sale. Miss r.
Philips, Seneca, S. G..
Parties holding mortgages or other
instruments on which revenue stamps
were required prior to July lst must
stamp them before they are recorded.
The stamps arc not required on such
papers now, but those executed prior to
July lst are still liable to tho revenue
tax, as the date of execution, not the date
of recording, determines the use of the
stamps.
Mrs W. =. Nash and Miss Alma
Nash left this morning for Admission,
Ala, where they will mako their future
home. Mr.. Nash has been there for
several weeks, being engaged in the
erection of some large buildings. Dur
ing the two years they have resided in
Walhalla they have made many friends,
who regret to see them leave, but wish
them much success in their new home.
Mr.. l.. II. Brandt has harvested his
wheat crop for this year. Ilo sowed four
bushels of California and blue straw
wheat and made 81 bushels of good dry
wheat, which is about 20 bushels to one
sown Mr.. Brandt has planted the same
land in corn and peas from which he OK
poets, if the seasons are favorable, to
gather large crops Of both. 1t is no use
TO tell our readers that Mr.. Brandt is one
Of tho best farmers in Oconoo. If YOU
don't believe 1t go and soc for yourself.
Seeing is believing.
We are in receipt of tho annual cata.
loguo Of the Wagner High School,
Wagcncr, S. G., for l00l-'02 Y'l,is insti-
tuition Of learning is under tho manage
mcnt of Prof. Walter S. Peterson, a
bright young man and successful
and popular teacher in tho State Ho is
assisted in his work by an able corpse OF
Instructors. Mr.. Peterson is known to
Il good many OcOnco county people
who will be glad to hear Of his success
in building up the educational interests
of the State. lie taught several schools
successfully in this county some years
ago.
Three bars Octagon soap at .Jaynes
for 10 ccnts-cash.
Anderson Daily Mail. July 2: "Thc
little fourycar old daughter of Itoy. and
Mrs. w. w. Lcathors, who has boon
Frustrated with diphthcria for some two
or three weeks, died on Saturday night
last and was buried on Sunday Mt Salem
church. Wo sympathizo deeply with
these afflicted parents who arc thus be.
rcft Of all their children within less than
two weeks. More especially do wo feel
for the mother who will 80 soroly miss
tho chcrnb voices and the tiny footballs
and upon whose heart the doathly still
ness of the house will press like load
Of lead. And VIC focl for hcr, too, be-
cause as Maggie Brown she was a pupi
of ours. But she knows that her little
ones arc forever safe"
1t DaZZles the World.