Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-07-10
9ocal amo Mersumal.
-"Bloom soils IL for less"
Read Sheriff's sales.
Read tho Treasurer report.

Read Supervisors advertisements.
Mr.. j. B. Reid, of Columbia, is visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Roid.
Miss Suo Dendy returned Monday
from visit To relatives in Greonvlle.
-Jayncs invites you to call and exam
inc his disc harrows and plows.
-Rov. ID. p. Beardcn will preach at
IIopowell Baptist church next Sunday
at 4 o'clock a. III.
Married, at Newry, July 3, 1901, by
Rev. w. Il. McAlister, Mr.. Lone S. Pur-
lock and Miss Rachael A. Evatt.
Miss Gertrude Smith returned homo
relatives in Abbovillo and other places,
Call on Jaynos for buggics wagons
and harness.
Little Miss Jennie Rae and Master
Werner Aud, of Elbert0n, Ga, arc visit
ing tho family of Mr.. G.. l.. Foster, at
Retreat.
The public school for Norton School
District No. 81 will open OH Monday
morning July 18th, with Mr.. j. ii. Can
trell rs teacher.
-Mason's fruit jars and extra rubbers.
John +. Craig.
miss Jennie Miller, of Grccnvillo, is
in Walhalla for the summer at the home
of DR.. G. G. Probst. Her many friends
here gladly welcome her.
Fahncstocks dental room, Walhalla,
open every Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. w. II. Irwin and children, of
Elberton, Ga, have returned to her homo
after pleasant visit to her mother, Mrs
j. Y. Werner, at Retreat.
-Wantcd.- Colorcd school teacher to
take charge of school for District No. 81.
Salary $1,000. Apply to 0. G. White,
Trustee, High Falls, S. g.
Just received shipment of fresh
Dove hams at Jaynes's.
Mrs. j. Il. Barton and child, of Au-
gusta, arc spending the summer with
Mrs II. Schroeder. Mrs. Barton will be
pleasantly remembered as Miss Chris
tine Fretwell.
Mrs. w. a. Wright and child, Of
Branchvllc, and Mrs. Colson and two
children, Of Columbia, are spending the
summer in Walhalla, boarding with Mr.
S. N. Pitchford.
Some new hats actually below first
cost, but cannot carry them over See
July and August clearance sale. Miss Il.
Philips, Seneca, 5. G..
Mr.. Hampton Mciburg, of Charles
ton, is visiting the family of Mr.. and Mrs
trical engineer and holds an important
position with a Charleston firm.
Master Rae Fahncstock returned to
Walhalla last week from Cedar Springs
Institute. Rae has taken an exceptionally
high stand at the school and is one of
the brightest pupils in attendance.
Prof. j. l.. Mann left last Monday
for Lancaster, $. g., where he will spend
few days attending the sessions Of the
Methodist District Conference of the
Rock Hill District. lie will return to
Walhalla in about week.
Take all repair work and horse shoe
ing to Jaynes's shop.
We are requested to announce that
there will be picnic at the Rccdcr
Ford, near Oakway, on Saturday, July
18th. The public generally is invited to
attend. Dancing and other amuscmcnts
will DO the order of the day.
Rev. j. II. Stone will preach ut the
following places Saturday before the
third Sunday at Bethlehem at 3 O'Clock;
third Sunday morning at o'clock at
Mill Creek school house; fourth Sunday
at II o'clock at Belmont school house.
ladies: Beginning July lst, and con
tinuing through August, you will find
lawns and organdicS at greatly reduced
prices by G" ling on Miss X. Phillips, Sc
ncca, S. G..
The many friends Of Miss Incz Schro-
idly improyinp at Johns. IIonkins yInrr
pital. The operation for appendicitis
was thoroughly successful one. She
will be among her Walhalla friends in Il
few weeks.
Flowers and chitrons must 90. SEQ
clearance sale July and August. Miss II.
PhiIlips. Seneca. S. G.
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hcr iso0 d;nI iHir We, r,h ootn 1no, 'coun,, ,
one year, nine months and Gvc dnys
The child was buried ot thn Romt;.i
buryinp pround ot thn picLott p,st XIX
day morning, Sth instant.
An persons who have hooks
belonging to tho panl IInvno Cir.
clio or to the travelling lihrarv viii
please return them to the library on
Tuesday, July 10th. between thc Eours
of 0.30 and 1890.
IL. M. Leparc. Librarian
-No ara IN roooi,t 80 ,o,-,,a
ILLUSTRATED catalo"nc IF tho wnisI' %nnL
u;n,' Sn,'; o''II"Suo IinS.,i ~ we "ciSn Ecck
w. Gaines, principal. The first session
of this S, DOL began September n, 1901
and it's growth has been nhcnnmrnaj
During the past session there have bccn
22G pupils enrolled. We wish Prof Gaines
continued success in his labors.
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dress "nnIs cont;nmns rnso ''''' y" summer
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