Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-04-28
LOCAL. MENTION
Light fsost this (Thursday) mornmg.y


Merchandise Company's.
Senator E. Walthall, of Mississippi
died in Was lngton April Dist,
In every naval conflict in the past 3O(
years Spain has boon whipped.
Plant much corn You will mako NJ
mistake by doing so--war or no war.
Mr.. John Roso returned homo last wecl
from an extended business trip to Abbe
villo. .". -......
SEQ advertisement of bibles and tesla
mcnts for sale by Mr.. w. j. Lunnoy, So
ncon, s. q.
Senator Tillman has secured $40, ,OO(
moro for strengthening Notifications a
Port Royal.
DR.. Fahnestock will DO in his Office
ovory Monday, Tuesday and Saturda,
until further notice.
On and aftor May 1st tho passongc,
train from Walhalla will leave at 0:Os
instcad of 9:20 a. m.
Hartwoll (Ga.) Sun: Dr.. E. Il. Wob!
and Mr.. Ii. ID. Capoll, Of Fair Play, S. c..
woro in town "Wednesday.
Attention is called to advertisement OF
w. nj. Whoclor, tho photographer, who
will be IL Walha!la on and ;if:Ur ii ity 9th
IEartwell (Ga.) Sun: Mr.. Pat Isboll ant
Miss Redio Cromor, Of Westminster, S. @.
visited relatives and friends in Hartwcl
tho first of the week.
Don't got scared. If you don't want tC
60 to war, il will he icng time before
you will bo forced to so. Tho volunteers
will fill all demands.
Miss Fannie Maxwell leaves for Column
bia tomorrow, in company with hor sis
tor, Miss Julia, who goes to receive treat
mont for hor eyes.
MID. Oolleors and daughter, Miss Car
rio, loft for Charleston Tuesday morning
Miss Carrie will remain somo timo visiting
tho family of Mrs. IL. G. IIcsso.
Mr.. w. w. Moss is spending this week
in Mount Pleasant and Charleston, visit
ing his daughters, Mrs. j. w. Bowen and
Misses Helen and Buflio Moss.
Tostmaster General Gary has resigned
and tho President has appointed Charles
Emory Smith as his successor. Con-
Gary resigned on account of i'll health
Hanlon's Nerve and Bone Oil cu,c
rheumatism, Cuts, Sores, Burns ana
Bruises, for, 25c.,
GA dollar saved is dollar mado" If
VIC cannot save you money We of course
do not ask your patronage.
Carter Merchandise Company.
Congressman Iatimor has filed an ap
plcation with the department. to have
the FREQ rural mail dclyory tested in his
district, and he will succeed if anybody
does.
ITartwcll (Ga.) Sun: Mr.. j. II. Adams
of Seneca, S. c., was in town this week.
lie has q legion Of friends here at his old
homo who arc glad to get a glimpse at his
genial features.
Tho plank kiln Of Pitchford & Shockloy
in West Union, was accidently burned
Wednesday morning at one o'clock. Eff,
teen thousand feet of lumber were
burned. Loss 500.
The line of ladies' shirt waists, skirts
and underwear, shown by M. w. Cole,
prices attractive. Shirt waists, 25c.
Ready made skirts only SOC.
Mrs. e. M. Cudworth and little daug',-
ter, Miss Elise, left Walhalla TucsG. ~
morning for Charleston, where they will
spend few days visiting rcativcs and
friends.
M. w. Coleman IL Co. arc showing an
elegant limo of summer shoes in all the
prevailing colors, and their line of sum
mer clothing and ncckwcar is hard to
beat. Give them call and you will not
regret it.
Pre-. w. S. Morrison, of Clemson, will
address the people of Double Springs on
Saturday and Sunday, May 7th and Sth,
at II O'Clock a. m. each day. Subjects
Saturday, Prohibition; Sunday, Educa-
ton.
Rev. John G.. Williams, d. d., one of
the most eminent BAPTIST diyincs in the
State, died at his home in Anandale
Friday after an illness OF about two
months with paralysis lie graduated
in the first class from Furman in 1865.
Mr.. w. A. Strothcr, Dr., who has been
working in Ridge Springs for $omo time
past, camo home yesterday afternoon on
a visit TO his father and mother, Capt.
and Mrs. II. G. Str0thcr. "Jubc's' many
fricnda are pleased to SEQ him on our
streets again.
Mr.. S. ID. Cherry requests us to an
nounco that there will be public meet
ing in Seneca, S. c., on Saturday, the
3Oth instant, at 3 O'Clock p. NJ, for the
purpose of organizing a military com
pany for the service Of the United States
in tho war with Spain.
8 Thore will be preaching i'm the Walhalla
y Methodist Church next Sunday morning
and evening at the usual hours by the
5s3astor At the conclusion Of the morn
3lg service Il short session of church
q hnfcrcnco will be hold. All tho mcm-
arc requested to boprescnt.
1On's Relief cures Sick-Hcadacllc,
5igia, Cramps, Cholera Morbus,
na, &c. 25c. for large bottle.
w appears that Samson, the strong
ancient times, was the first to
SO. contemporary says: "IIc
jYO solid columns to demonstrate
t fcngth, whom several Thousand pco-
~ tlmbled to his scheme, and he
sht down the house.
hcs r. Mclzcr, infant son of Elbert
Md Mary Ward, died at their home,
alhalla, on Saturday, 23d instant, at
?. NJ, aged two years, four months
twenty days. Ills body was
III at Fiat Rock Baptist church Sun
"a sj afternoon, tho funeral services being
uctcd by Revs. John Smith, w. G..
and Berry Mitchell,
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