Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-04-07

tisomont of Mr.. Il, e. Alexander in this
issue.
Mrs. David j. Brewer, vito of Justice
Brewer of the United States Supreme
Court, died in Washington, Sunday, Sd
~insinnt. -, ... ..
Mrs. Kate p. LOWS and Miss Carrie
.%@3ry have rotnrned from visiting friends
anderson.
amon's Nerve and Bone OIL cures
S9umatisn, Cuts, Sores, Burns and
Uses, for a5c.
r. Fahnestook will be in his Office
II" Monday, Tuesday and Saturday
9Th further notice.
AMiss Blanche Wall, Of Clayton, Ca, is
ksiting hor aunt, Mrs. e. A. Boil, of
Balhalla.
Miss Hsttio Leo, of Fair Play, is visit
Zig her aunt, Mrs. j. w. f. Thompson,
md family.
fa There will DO divine service in the
&3iscol u church tomorrow, Good Fri
k4y, aG ~ o CloCR.
eSrho darkest hour is WHOM you can't
~ tho matches, as wo havo recently had
8Gasion to notice.
Flow many of our readers realize that
N.fourth of tho year 1893 has already
Yod into history
s. h@o gcoa houses to rent. Ono has
r rooms, other thrcc rooms. Terms
y :. Apply to II. II. Jaynos.
y is said ex-senator Irby and cx-Gov-
Tor Evans will go to tho noxt Lcgisla-
70 from thcir respective counties.
J. w. Todd, State Lecturer of tho
knights Of Honor, is doing good work
(r tho Order throughout tho State.
Maj. w. b. White, who has been quito
3ck for some time, is, we arc pleased to
3nounco, thought to DO improving.
fRamon's Relief cures Sick-rIcadac1c,
'curalgia, Cramps, Cholera MorbuS,
iarrhua, sc. csc. for large bottle.
Tho finishing touches arc now being
It on tho storohouso Of Mr.. X. O.
right. 1t is n neat and commodious
EOroroom.
Miss Julia Power, Of Anderson, return
homo last Saturday, after n pleasant
Pit to Misses Carrie and Bessie Stroth-
, ~ of West Union.
mfr. r. @. Mcrrick is filling Capt. j. II.
Blderson's place as conductor on the
IossonGcr train Oh tho Blue Ridge Rail
road this week.
Rev. w. S. Hamitor is tho new paste 7
Of tho Townvillo Presbyterian church.
Ho breaches tho second and fourth Sun
days in each month.
Attention is called to new ADVERTISE
men9 of Mcssrs. M. w. Coleman & Co.. this
week. Big bargains arc going over their
couhters every day. DO not fail to read
and give them q call.
Attention is called to change in advor.
tisclhont of Mr.. G. M, Nicld on our first
pagck Io carries a full assortment of
staple and fancy groceries. Call on him
If you feel like good eating"
" 4ISNows has reached here that Mr.. James
lcS"bor, who recently moved from .Iocas.
7 80 Texas, was critically i'll with pa,
Yrlysis OF the bowels. This is sad intel
soncc to mis- Carolina friends.
Mrs. VIM. Rieppo and her daughter,
rs. George II. Mohrtcns, and two chill
on, Masters George and Rioppc, arc
Sitting tho families Of Mr.. II. ID, a, Bic
Z lsann and Mr.. o. II. Schumacher.
i"ttTho Confederate Veterans will have a
Fs g time in Charleston on tho 9th and
Hth Of this month. Oconco county will
aiubt be vol represented. We will
lsh full programme of tho occasion
week.
pro will he q meeting of the Board
salth of Walhalla at tho law Office
pes &c Sholor on Friday, Sth instant,
NJ. A full attendance is desired,
,tters of Importance will demand
P $ac. Gtion.
our first page appears a letter from
A. Cook, answering the criticisms
tho "Tax-payors Convention" of
Y date. Mr.. Cook is known as an
fertilizer business this article is
State would suffer enormous
paying for q Quality Of stuff
they could not be sure of get
Without the aid that the State
oy its examination and analv-
1An equally effective oxamina-
ina report upon various dvc-
cannot but prove to tho nd
re II the manufacturers of tho
gould seem that a textile school
! Path Carolina would undoubtcdlv
Bxt in Importance to an aoricui,
i Pehool; next to agriculture tho
y fracture of cotton is perhaps the {
bM important in the State. 1t is i'm I
g&&Sit from two points of view. {
because of the number of pco- {
lready engaged in it, and the f
Plllty that the number will be t
htly increasing for an indcG- f
imo in the future. Il
because it is the occupation in V