Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-07-20
-Farm for sale. Q. Melohert.

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Waneeu-A gentie morse Tor family
use. Apply TO N. IL. FAINT.
y: Il. Dean is In Greensboro, N. O.,
tor atew Gays on business.
--Edward Callas is announced this
week as candidate for Coroner.
-Fresb LOT ne f,na smoted norl 90,
sage and small hams at Norman's.
Mrs. G. A, Norman. who has been
quite unwell for some time, is improving,
Mr.. and Mrs. q g. Javnes, moyed
this week into their new home IN Main
street. "'" Do'0 on A'"'n
M;. u u..,l,, :.
Visiting at the home of NJ aud Me- 70
w. Shelor.
NJ, u p. s >.
I'D t'n, 40 - niomn' vi iiSkens' vlsl-
iest noa ,saoI, "fS' VI L. ora'4' here
's's' Meeh.
p,a mas. .. -. Dehay iele yesteroay 10r
noISe, .a N5, wner9 ly sne VIII Visit her oaugh-
'or' Mrs. " w. 3enery.
Ice for sale at tho City Meat Market.
"A large attendance OF the Kpiphts
of Pythias is earnestly desired next
Monday night at $50 o'clooi
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. johnson, of Lit.
tie Mountain, S. c., are visiting the for
mer's mother, Mrs. M. f.. Johnson.
Mrs Roht Eru;r &c A,.,.o >.
OK pected to arrive in Waiboi,o 80 o|,,o", ,,, 10
TO visit Mrs n Nnrton and nthar
friends.
-Rrcvard Fronoboroor c,o,r S,,,1o,,
and lack Darbv retnrhed Tmesd,n S,mor1y morn
visit of ten ,iavs 70 reiot;uos and fr;amds
in WalbafIa w 20 'N" ii'oi''
Druo Co. Darbv,s old stand
-, o. @. ~ e. -. Deli Ieturheu iasC
MMSoh ato'n !" 'islC 70 relatiVes at flne
uuh,"n' %ama';,' WA Ma, an9 PoinIs In Nortn
f,",. Ia.1.,, we are pleaseo 10 kno" that
io' iiea''n mas oeeh somewhat improved
d,nhty mcEah' Goi0rea, aged 2s'
,'nSaS., So' @ oa o1o. az, III ui9a laso oaC-
terv Monday morn;na She SA vas ono ne of
the best edScated vonno colored ,ynn,am
about WalhalIa,
Mic Nil, p. e ,:o,.. ~,
returneS ,,aataraow' fu oo 1Hooo S.:}s U.s.
re'Iurneu yesteIoay from 1reenVille'
"note sio visl.eu irteIas' one aiSo at.
1vTIou W;TI;" .,te iuIera, % 1l ~. H. .. Lauder, OF
;mst;t"t;nn aiS,oa s fe'aalo % Goiese' OF "nloh
pa, ~ - -
viii ,,uaoI, \" ~ a., W.Sm,, W pt, leeViile,
cbmrph navt S,,,.",' i; Ceii%u
o'clock. Rey. Mr. Maves % was n formeriv nv
~ ,l,, 4 I
Id or .n,S i:ii anu nis WISH 10 MS
otad i,1 ttan %'.Un ,d WI, uo nismly "PPreci-
"'0" W' O"o"' '"' many osnois'
mere Will be an ali.day singing at
the Douole Springs church on the fourth
""S = m S;nr;,;y 81 IVY, poSirS Sdataa "' ~ CLOCK
Rowia,6 % 1iS aRd ths oUuuSITo az uy "a. - -
v;ted 70 nnn,o % n,,t ond "a" ,u;n ~, us;,S IL
hooks and wamO fiIaS %astots I '"s sinsihs
o'oNS ''"u "o,,-i',0' o"sNo'S'
Mrs; Brodoeck, OF Chicago, arrived
In Walhaiia last wednesday,, after an
aosence OF seVeral weeks. She returns
WIN the nope OF at an early date com
pietlng her arrangements with regard to
pushlpg 10 comPleton her plans for
water ana lights Tor Walhalla.
"A good yoke of six years old oxen
ior saie. L. Il. Alexander.
Miss Hadie Thompson will accept
our thanks for several sections of the
finest honey that we have seen this year
She is making quito success of honey
making. Out of six gums she has
already taken about 75 pounds and the
gums are full of honey and ready to be
robbed again. This has been an unusual
year for honey and of the best quality.
Dell G. McAllister, of Columbia
who last week met with an accident
while ont on AN automobijo nIeasnre