Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-07-31
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Read Jaynes's ton days sale for cash.
For milch COWS apply to w. T. Hunt,
Townville, S. G.
Mr.. Barnes Anderson, of Pendleton,
is visiting his brother, Capt. j. r. Ander-
son.
Mr.. j. w. Keese, of Marydell, S. c.,
is visiting relatives in Walhalla for a few
days.
--Messrs. J. II. Grady and j. f. Nc
Gf4ratyy are registered at the Walhalla
Miss Annie Riley, Of Anderson, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Ella Reid, this
| week.
Ladies, call on Miss r. Philips, at So
neca, and see her summer sale of organ
dies and lawns.
Mrs. j. S. Hunsingor, of Lockhart,
S. c., visited the family Of Mr. and Mrs.
Jas. l. Smith last wook.
| --Fahnestock's dental rooms, Wal
halla, open Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays from 10 till o'clock.
Rev. w. II. McAlster will preach at
Bethlehem Baptist church on tho second
Sunday in August at II o'clock a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Merrick and Mr..
and Mrs. j. II. Kay left this morning for
Jocasseo, whore they will spend several
days.
-Spcnd your cash at Jaynes's and get a
chance at the buggy to be given away by
him on October lst. You can't afford to
miss it,
There is an old lady living in West
End that needs the holp of the charitable
people of the community. Help to-day |
DO not delay!
Mrs. Dir. j. O. Wlhito and children,
| n nAc nr at tIo WoIh 40 10 ~
They are enjoying our delightful climate
and fine water.
| -Rov. and Ms. r. J.. Rogers will leave
tomorrow morning for Fountain Inn,
where they will spend several weeks
visiting relatives.
Misses Margie and Hattie Morris re-
turned to their homo in Macon, Ca, last
Friday, after pleasant visit at the homo
of Major S. p. Dendy.
SEQ our new lot of cors cts. For style
and comfort they are unexcelled. Miss
II. Phillips, Seneca, S. G.
| Miss Edna Hull, of Rock Hill, is Wis
iting the Misses Moss this week. Miss
Hull has hosts of friends in Walhalla,
who arc delighted to meot her again.
Miss Ludic Boseman, of Ninety Six,
accompanied by her little niece, Lila
| Outscy, is visiting her uncle and aunt,
|
Mrs. f.. l.. Hcrndon, our noighbor,
will accept our thanks for basket of
tho first ripo tomatoes of the season.
They are large and perfectly formed,
some of them weighing as much as eight
ounces.
Mr.. Lester Hawkins loft this morn
| ing for Sherman, Texas. lie expects to
move his family in the near future. Mr..
Hawkins is a prominent farmer of this
county, and we regret to lose him as a
citizen. Ho takes with him the best
wishes of a host of friends.
| Bloom reduces prices. Mr.. l.. Bloom
announces to tho public that he has
reduced prices Oh clothing, shoes, hats,
etc., down to point that must move
them. His reduction amounts to about
80 per cent. Call and see him and he
will treat you right. IIo also handles
groceries and will bo glad to serve you.
Mrs. Leopard, wife of Mr.. Jesse
Leopard, died at their home on Factory
Hill Thursday night, 25th instant, aged
forty years, and was buried in Westview
cemetery on Friday afternoon. This was
the second death in the family within
children have tho sympathy of host OF
friends.
| The Secretary of State at Columbia
on last Saturday, 9th instant. issued a
commission to the Wagener Hardware
Company Of Charleston, which proposes
to engage in wholesale and retail hard
ware business. The capital stock is to
be 100000. The corporators are NJ. w.
Coleman. Of Seneca, and Geo. w. Wage
ner, Of Charleston.
The fivcmonthsold boy of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Morton died at their home
in Walhalla last Wednesday evening
Intt r1n1D oil x.,t,< ;.,n~ 4,
Tho remains were buried at Poplar
Springs Thursday, aftor funoral services
conducted by Rev. J. NJ. Sanders. The
bcrcavcd parents have the sympathy OF
many friends in their afiliction.
IY" Call at Bauknght's for shoes--al
$500 to $3.50 mems shoes to 20 at 81. CO.
Maj. S. p. Dcndy and wifo are al
their Turnpike place this week. They
arc experimenting the completion OF
their hotel or boarding house there.
BY next summer they hope to have it
thoroughly equipped and furnished for
tourists. Tho Turnpike is about seven.
teen miles above Walhalla and will afford
Il delightful stopping place for the weary
traveller.
-Kittic Bell, the infant daughter OF
Mr. am: Mrs. ]. n Untchison, died al
tho home of its parents, Highland ave
nue., Grccnvillc, Tuesday afternoon, a
2.3O o'clock. The remains will bt
brought to Walhala to-day on the l.2'
train, and the funeral will bo conducted
at the Baptist cemetery this afternoon
The bcrcaved parents have the sympathy
Of many friends hero and elsewhere.
-Jayncs soils dry goods, notions, hats
shoes, trunk ks, groceries, hardware, glass
ware, cr0ckcry, tinwarc, agateware,
stoves, wagon and buggy material, paints
baby carriages, collins, buggios, wagons
buggy harness, wagon harness, saddles
brides. feed stuff fertilizers, turning
plows, disc harrows, disc plOws, dis
cultivators, one and two-horso turning
plows, glass, lumber and shingles, shoes
your horse, repairs all vehicles and paint
them.
Wanted One dozen bright boys, no
less than fifteen nor moro than twent,
years old, and not less than five feot higl
to stand competitive examination TO
free scholarship in the South Carolin;
Military Academy at Charleston, S. G
Will he expected to read and write Eng
lish with facility; TO stand examination
! in arithmetic completed algebra t,
, equations Of second dogreoj elements o
English grammar; Of descriptive geOgra
ply, and of the history of tho Unitet
, States. A rare opportunity for brigh
boy Apply at once to Il. l.. IIcrndOn
Senator for OcOnco county.