Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-10-02


| Charlotte, N. G..
Lost. on road leading to walhalla 0,
In town, memorandum book. Leave
ut Courior Office for reward.
Nicholson & Brother will opon q
meat market at the Douthit old stand al
| an carly day-perhaps this week.
! Miss. Alice Strong, who has been
quite sick for n week, is improving. Hel
many friends hope for her speedy re.
| cOyory.
Mrs. Tabitha Randolph, of Toccoa,
Ca, is visiting friends in Walhalla and
elsewhere in the county. Her many
friends arc pleased to meet her again.
Mr. r. b. Ballonger is in Walhalla
| to-day. He will move his family to Lima,
Grcenvillo county, in a few days. They
have been residing at Bogers, Ga.
-Wanted-Ton teams to haul lumber,
at 30 cents per hundred feet.
G. G. Jaynos.
returned from Baltimore Tuesday, after
spending month for treatment at the
Johns Hopkins Hospital. uor many
| friends are rejoiced to learn of her resto-
ration to health.
No. 1873 was the winner in tho buggy
contest at G. G. Jayncs. Tho holder Of
| the number was not present when the
opening of tho envelope was made Tnos-
day, and it is not known who is the
lucky holdor.
PHoTOGRApHs.--Ia am in Walhalla for
q short time. All who want photographs
made will please call in and sec my work.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Gallery near
post Office. j. B. King, Photographer.
-Wo rcgrot to announce the critical
illness of Mr.. w. II. Sheldon, of Tuga-
loo, in this county. He is ono of our
oldest and most respected citizens and
wo trust his condition will soon DO better.
Married, at the residence Of the
BRIDES mother, Mrs. G. X. Livingston,
Seneca, October 2, 1901, at 3 D. M, Mrs.
Loll Cary and Mr.. Frank Martin, of
Lockhart, S. c., Rev. w. S. Hamiter
officiating. Many friends extend con
gratulations and best wishes.
Capt II. S. Rutlcdgo, in charge of
the convict force of the county, is doing
substantial work on the public road in
Midway, especially on tho hill just out
side of Walhalla, leading to West Union.
lie has dug up and blasted out all the
largo rock i'll the road bed. The old red
hill in front of Messrs. Merrick and
Smith is being graded down. Whom the
work is completed travelling by buggios
and wagons will be easy and pleasant
Full cream cheese, Is conts pound, /,
at John f. Craig's.
Mr.. Louis l.. Littman, representing
The Improved Order Hcptasophs," is
in Walhalla this week. His order is
heartily endorsed by numerous substan-
tial business men of this State. Mr.
Littman will remain in town for some
time and institute local lodge hore if
practicable.
Miss Mamie Ansel returned to Char
lesion on last Monday to resume hor
studies in tho Memmnger High School
of that city. She is in the senior class
and will graduate next summon. Miss
Mamie is one of Walhalla's most charm
ing and excellent young ladies and wo
predict for her n high stand in her
studies during her last year at school.
Good milch COW for sale. Apply to
d. A. Smith, Courier office.
Sec advertisement of the Swannanoa
Lumber Company, Asheyillo, NC. They
wish to correspond with saw mill men to
contract TO log and saw 100000 feet of
ash and poplar lumber in Oconeo county
This company proposes to establish a
hardwood lumber business in Walhalla
if found practicable. They desire to
correspond with parties who have oak
and poplar lumbor or hardwood timber
to soil.
James /. Smith will advance money
to all witnesses in United States Court.
Call on him if you want money.
-We have in our Office curiosity in
tho shape of an egg. 1t is an admirable
reproduction of Gourd, having curved
handle, is largo at one end and tapers
and curves gracefully on the handle end
Tho egg was laid by hen belonging to
Mr. Newton Crcnshaw, of West Union.
next" and if she has gone into tho
artistic business permanently sho may
prove valuable to her owner.
Fahncstock's dental rooms, Wal
halla, open Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays from 10 till 4 O'Clock.
Mr.. w. w. Burnsidcs showed us q
tcrrapin found by him last Wednesday
morning on his place near town. On the
under shell tho figures 1883" arc plainly
visible, having been burned there, it
seems, by tho application of a heated
piece of iron. The date, if put on at tho
time indicated, shows tho animal to have
been mcandering around for period of
eighteen years, enjoying, apparently,
peace, happiness and prosperity"
Tho contract to build the barn and
stables for the Jail, on the county pro-
porty on South Broad street, was award
cd last Thursday to Mr.. G.. NJ. Lay in the
sum of S2iS, the building to be COM
plctcd by November lst next. The plans
call for a substantial structure and Mr..
Lay will soon begin work on his con-
tract and have tho barn and stables com
plctcd in tho time specified.
"A pretty limo of pattern hats on OK
hibiti0n Tuesday and Wednesday, Octo-
bcr and 8. Mrs. Il. Nj. Cudworth.
Rosa Ann, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
}. II. Barnett, died at their home, near
Oak Grove, on Thursday afternoon, Sep
tombcr Goth, 1901, from scarlet fever.
she was six years, one month and four
days Old Her body was buried i'm the
new cemetery at Westminster Friday
afternoon, Rcv. ID. w. Kcllcr conducting
the funeral services. Tho parents havo
tho sympathy of many friends i'm thoir
sore bereavement. MIR. Barnott's other
afflicted children, wo arc glad to an
nouncc, arc getting bottor.
Tho next attraction Of the Walhalla
l.ycoum Course will appear at Bells
Hall, Main street, on Friday night, Octo-
bor lth, consisting of tho Dc Barrie
Gill-JohnstOne Musical and Dramatic
Entertainment. A delightful evening of
music, mirth and melody. Harp solos
and popular songs with harp or guitar
accompaniment. Humorous and dra-
matte sketches and child approximations
in song and speech. For further particu-
lars sec small bills. Admission so cents
season tickets may be procured from "
l.. Norman, manager. Bo sure to attend
Don't buy your fall shoes until you
SEQ my Lone Jack shoes. Every pair
guaranteed. John +. Craig.
December Gadsdcn, an Industrious
and thrifty colorcd man of our town,
finds timc from II ia troflo n