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Newspaper
Pickens Keowee Courier
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1900
Page
3
A fragmented advertisement presents a dry goods sale listing yardages and prices for fabrics. It mentions various items including Calico, Lawns, Colored Cicili es, Woolen Goods, Cheviots, Bleaching, and Embroideries with numerous price points and quantities, plus shoes and hosiery as a specialty.
An obituary notice recounts the life and death details of individuals connected to the Che Aeotwee Courier publication. It references community figures and memorial honors, noting associations with local institutions and events.
Correspondence from Keowen Courter notes the South Carolina Presbytery held its spring session at Greenwood. Rev. Sprunt preached the opening sermon from Lake Hene, with Rev. Reid as moderator and Rev. Hungesa as temporary clerk. Discussions covered ministerial direction, missionary work, and church distribution across counties, with plans for Crosbyville and Presbyterial evangelistic efforts. The meeting included reports from Davidson College and Charleston Theological Seminary and concluded with mission reports and committee appointments.
In Atlanta April 15 Dr Huehton pastor of the Baptist church urged sympathy for telegraphers on the Southern railway strike. He defended labor rights, warned of danger, and urged arbitration while opposing greedy corporations. Public interest and rail service disruption were noted as harmful to travelers.
Roedie Cromer and Phabe Lamp of Seneca attended the Pendleton Presbyterian Church wedding of Ernest Cook of Columbia and Mrs. Dorm Malone last Thursday at eight o clock. Mina Edith Whitten served as bridesmaid. the couple and bridal party returned to the bride’s home after the ceremony.
An elderly resident, Samuel Madunkin of Tugalo, turns eighty seven with a large family gathering at South Union. Family members, including sons and grandsons, praise his long, active life and health. The event features a generous meal and heartfelt toasts as descendants note his contributions to the county.
Public auction notice for property to be sold under a mortgage deed with sale conducted at the house door. Mentions buyers’ costs, papers, stamps, and executor credit, listing items like watermelon corn tomatoes millet onions potatoes and seed goods from Norman's Vy Town Store. Includes county official Hogleman as master.
Prices and Not Men wil Goods. In Dry Goods we have a large line of urhats in all colors and Sand 6 cents per yard. Cheeks at 6 7 and 8 cents per yard. Good Dvitling at 7 cents. Yard witty Sheeting at 6 cents. 10/4 Unbleached Sheeting at 12 cents per yard. 1/4 Unbleached Shooting at 14 5 cents per yard. Good Cottonades 10 cents. Damasse 25 cents per yard. Sateens Lawns and Muslin at various prices.
A fragmented street ad touts a grocery shop offering a diverse selection. It urges customers to try a forty cent item and promises Dove and California hams, Belogim sausage, canned tomatoes, oranges and peaches, melons and apples, and preserves plus jellies.
Tobacco store proclaims best ring of smoking and chewing tobacco in town with a strong lineup of cigars cigarettes and related items. Emphasizes variety and value to attract customers.
A public listing notes cotton goods and notions for sale at HM including hosiery mitts shawls and ties with a selection of lace curtains belts combs brushes and assorted small articles in varied colors and styles.
An old style shop ad promotes women’s shoes and men's options including Dongola, Oxfords and sandals. It highlights sizes, styles and summer footwear, promising a wide range and best value in Valhalla.
Hardware items for sale include mowers and hats, bands, lines, holts, heaters, kitchen kits, ovens, lids, whips, collars, nails, and many more. A variety of props and cub nails are listed with numerous other用品 available for purchase.
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