Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-10-23
Hucal ano Mersnnal.
"Bloom sells it for lcss.n

Beef, pork and mutton at cholson's
Contractor Jackson says tho new
Jail will bo completed this week.
-FoR SALE-Ono hundred bushels OF
blue straw wheat. Il. d. Alexander.
Sec professional card of DIR. b. f.
Sloan, physician and surgeon.
Observation-Disclosures. Terms reason.
able. Apply to Mrs. G. l.. Dean, Faculty
Hill.
Mr. John G. Cary, of Loclshart, S. c..
paid Walhala a brief business visit last
Friday.
Fifty bushels of bluo straw wheat fol
sale at 81 por bushol by j. w. Shclor at
Walhalla.
Deputy Sheriff John Rampley, OF
Gainesville, Ga, is in Walhalla this week
on business.
-Shoppard's Woodland Box Heating
Stoves for school houses. For salc by
G. w. Pitchford Co.
Miss Sallio Norton went to Clemson
College this morning to attend a literary
gathering there this evening.
Mrs. j. j. Ansel is visiting relatives
and friends in Atlanta. Wo wish her
pleasant visit and safe return.
Mrs. G. Shanklin, of Clemson Col
lege, is visiting tho family Of her father,
Capt. j. G. Neville, in West Union.
-Four hundred bushels winter grazing
oats for sale at 75c per bushcl, by j. =.
Stribling, Richland, S. G.
Mrs. Nj. T.. johnson spent Wcdnes-
day and Thursday of last week visiting
at the home of Mrs. II. S. VanDivcro
Phone No. Is for beef
Tho many friends of Mrs. Dir. j. w.
Bell, who has been quite sick will be
glad to learn that she is much improved
and able to be up
Mrs. j. w. Hollcman returned Sun
day from Townville, whore she spent Il
week visiting her brother, DR.. w. X.
Sharp, and family.
Married, by IT. A. II. Gibson, Esq,
Magistrate, mt his residence, on Sunday,
October 20, 1901, Mr.. Ernest lilies and
Miss Minnie Kizor.
Miss Maudc Logan, after spending
several weeks visiting at tho homo OF
Gen. w. f. Erwin, returned to her home
at Kingstree this morning.
-FoR SALE-l50 acres good farming
land near Walhalla. About 30 acres in
cultivation two tenant houses, otc.
Call on or address j. A. Ivcstcr, West
Union, S. G..
Miss Notte Gibson left for Columbia
Saturday to visit the families of her
brothers, Messrs. p. II. and w. H. Glib.
in Columbia.
Mr.. Thos. Brock, of IIonca Path,
spent Monday in Walhalla on business.
He is connected with the cotton seed oil
mill and other business enterprises at
IIonea Path.
-Greenvillc Mountainccr, October 10
"Thc Keowee Courier is entitled to a
cromo for tho suggestion chat Col.
Joncs's nomination of Hampton is a
willy proposition"
Mrs. j. M. lIutchison and children
left Saturday for Columbia, where they
will make their home in tho future. MIr.
IIutchison holds a position with the
Southern Railway in that city.
Expecting a big lot of capcs and
jackets this wcok-something fnc-going
at cost. BE sure to sec my shoes before
you buy. can save you money
Cash bargain Store, l.. Bloom, Prop'r.
-Rcad Y. l.. Normans new ad. His
fall and winter goods have arrived and
nc is oilerlng them at reasonable prices.
llo is talking about cloaks this week,
ana is gong to sell them worry cheap.
Mr. +. a. III. Schroeder last week re-
cclvca his commission as notary public,
and is now fully prepared to perform
marriage ceremonies, administer oaths
or adJudicatc other similar minor crimes.
Lunncy's S-IIour Improved Liver
Regulator will cure sick and nervous
hcadachc, biliouSncss, conStipation indi-
gestion and other liver troubles. Price
~ cents, at Lunncy's drug store, Seneca.
Mr. X. S. Rutlcdgc left Monday in
charge of tho county chain gang for
Chauga. MIR. kutlcdgo will supervise
tho building of bridge to take the place
new road to the bridge.
Giant w A Ctrnt,n,.,,,I
moved from West Union to Walhalia and
occupy the residence on Main street for
merly occupied by Mrs. j. II. Kay. We
arc glad TO number Mr.. Strother and his
family among our citizens.
Mrs Laura Burnside, of Cement
vilic, Indiana, is on visit to her brother
ln-law, Mr.. w. w. Burnside, and family,
near Walhalla, and her nephew, Mr..
Cias. burnside, in West Union. We
wish her pleasant sojourn i'm our beau
tifnl Southland.
Julia, the infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. ID. Todd, died at their home
on Factory Hill last Thursday night at
~ o'clock, after brief illness from scar
let feVcr, and was buried at Bethel Fri
day afternoon. Tho sympathy of many
friends goes out to the bcrcavcd parents.
Now is the time to SOW wheat. Try
Swlits Wheat Grower Fertilizers, sold
by g. w. Pitchford Co.
,Rcmcmbcr the praise meeting to be
ncld in the Presbyterian church next
sunday morning at O'Clock under the
direction Of tho Ladies' Aid Socictv
There will be a sermon on missions and
an address to the children. All arc cor
diaily invited to attend and bring a
thank Offering.
An exchange truthfully remarks that
inc homegrown, hand spanked, bare.
iootGd, hard listed country boy makes q
much better fightor in tho battle of life
than the pampcrcd, high collarcd, creas.
ca.tronscrcd lads Of our towns and
ciuios' s' whose clothes have always been
shjnglo. "