Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-09-25
@. G.. JAYNES.
SEQ Jaynes's goods for rainy weather

DO you like to havo your mouth
water? Read Schumacher's advertise
mont. He has all sorts of good things.
Miss Cora Strong has returned to
Cornell University, at Ithica, Now York,
to resume her studies for another session
in this great institution of learning.
The three children of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. II. Barnett, living near Westminster,
who have been reported critically i'll, are
much improved to-day and are getting
along nicely.
-Waltor, the eight-year- old son of Mr..
T. w. Ballenger, Of Westminster, was
hurt. He is improving this morning and
his injuries arc not serious.
-Jaynes gives tho buggy away on
Tuesday of next week. If you can't oome
sond in your tickets.
Mrs. Marion Scott, of Williamsburg
county, is visiting her brother, Con. w.
+. Erwin, and wife, of Midway. She was
here seventeen years ago to see her rela-
tivos. Of course this meeting of loved
ones is boing greatly enjoyed.
-Jaynes & Shelor have few hundred
dollars that they will lend in small
amounts-not less than ono hundred dol
lars-at por cent interest, on security
to be approved.
MIR. Il. E. Alexander has decided to
sell his entiro livery outfit, and offers to
dispose of it either as whole or sepa-
rately. Sec advertisement, and if you
want bargains in his line give him a call.
He offors low prices and easy terms.
-Jayncs's opening is Tuesday of next
week, October 1st.
Miss Maud Logan, of Williamsburg
county, is visiting Mrs. w. F. Erwin, Of
Midway. She is an attractive and ac-
complished young lady, and is tho daugh-
ter of Col. II. g. Logan, formerly tho
editor and proprietor of the Kingstree
Star.
Don't buy your fall shoes until you
see my Lone Jack shoes. Every pair
guaranteed. John F. Craig.
On Tuesday next the envelope con-
tanning tho lucky number in the buggy
contest will be opened at G. G. Jaynes's
toner holding the number corresponding
to the ono takon from the envelope. See
Jaynes's advertisements.
Eddie Reese, the clovon year old son
of IIamp Reese, who lives at Tamassee,
died last Friday, goth instant, from ty-
phoid fever. His body was buried at
Wolf Pit burying ground on Saturday.
at II a. M, the funeral services being
conducted by Rov. j. B. Hutson.
Wanted Fifteen teams to haul lum-
Dor at S2.75 por 1000 feet. Apply at
once to J. c. Shockley,
West Union, S. G.
Tho time has como wheu we must
call upon our patrons to pay up their
subscription to THE COURIER. The label
on your paper will show how you stand.
If IL indicates that you are in arrears we
will be greatly pleased to receive re-
mittancc and wo will gladly continue tho
paper.
-Warron Priestly, the barber, can be
found at his new quarters, in tho hotel
building, next to w. II. Recder's storo
Tho Continental Plant Co., Kittrell,
N. c., offer all tho leading shipping and
fancy garden varieties of strawberry
plants-nearly 100 varieties. Their prac-
tical l20page manual tolls how to grow
all berry fruits with success and profit.
1t is free to buyers of plants. Sec ad-
vcrtisomcnt III another column.
-Four hundred bushels winter grazing
oats for sale at 75c. per bushel, by j. 7.
Stribling, Richland, S. G.
Work on tho Court House is being
actively pushed forward. The workmon
have begun on the inside, and some of
have to take his turn in moving as the
wOrkmcn reach The various rooms. 1t is
thought tho work will DO completed bo-
fore the November term Of Court.
-Jaynes informs us he will offer somo
rare bargains in dry goods next Tuesday.
Mr. G. G. Jaynes returned from Bal
timoro last week where he bought a
large stock of new goods for tho fall
trade. His clothing, dress goods and
notions are arriving daily. His opening
will bo next Tuesday, October 1st On
that day ho will also give away now
buggy.
Lots for sale at Newry on easy terms
part cash; balance secured. Pasturage
to rent, near widow Steele's, at 12i cents
per acre per annum. Apply to Maj. S.
p. Dendy, Walhalla, S. g., or IT. S. Strib-
ling, Seneca, S. q.