Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-04-13
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--SWau b DOWn Hour aC JayneS'S.
--For any kind of stock food call on
q. w. BaNauight.
--For Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls call
on G. w. Bauknight,
ANY one wanting SWANS Down flour
will find it ut Jaynoss.
-Throo fresh milk COWS for salo. Ap-
ply to j. III. Barnett at his homo.
ladies, DO your own judge of mil
--For spring tonic to build up the
system, take Lunney's Sarsaparilla.
Pattern hats and bonnets, childron's
hats, infants caps. Miss II. Phillips.
Full limo of dress goods with now
trimmings to match. Miss II. Phillips.
Corn, Bran, Hay, Cotton Seed Mcal
and Hulls specially at Nv. .Bauknight's.
Mr. <. o. Wright, of Greenville, was
in Walhalla Wednesday Oh brief busi-
moss trip.
Miss Florence Norris, of Westmn-
ster, is visiting tho family of Mr.. w. p.
Dickson.
-For biliousnoss, headache, pain in
back and sido Lunney's hour liver pills
arc a cure.
-"Grand Spring Opening" April 18th,
18th, 10Th, 2Oth, 2lst, 22d. Miss II. Phil
lips, Seneca, S. G.
SEQ tho now advertisement of Mcssrs.
w. ID. Lcsly & Co., appearing in this
issue of tho COURIER.
When in Walhalla don't fail to call
at tho New York "Rargain Store" first
door below the Bank.
Don't fail to SEQ mo when you want
feed of any kind. will mako it to your
interest. Q. w. BAUKNIGHT.
Did you go out to hear EastaDd's S
Entertainers? If you did, you was stuck.
1t was bcautus, onco! But not lately.
Have you used any of tho Diamond
''C' hams ? No. Well, if you want tho
best ham to be had, call at Jaynes's. He
sells them.
-STRAYED-Saturday night, April Sth,
yellow Sheppard Bitch answers to
IIunsinger, Walhalla, S. G.
-R. T. Jaynes, ESQ.,, visited Grcenville
Oh Wednesday, the 18th instant, to at
tend the funeral of Capt. G. G. Wells,
who diod in that city on the 11th instant.
Health for ton conts. Cascarets
make tho bowels and kidneys act natur-
ally, destroy microbes, euro headache,
biliousncss and constipation. All drug
gists.
MFR. w. J. Duflie, of Columbia, is
in Walhalla this week, looking after his
landed interests in Oconoo county. He
people.
The Now York ''Bargain Store"
will open n mammoth stock of clothing
and gents furnishing goods, first door
below the Bank, in Walhalla, on Monday,
April l7th.
If you want cheap goods 90 to j. e.
j. s. Carter, Westminster. Don't forget
Il they will pay highest market price
for your chickens and other produce. A
nice lot of pants just received.
Mrs. Fannie Hudgens returned to
ing week or two with her father, MIR.
w. p. Nash, and family. Sho was much
improved in health by her visit.
Sec changes i'll the advertisements o.
G. w. Pitchford Co., G. NJ. Nicld, G.. G..
Jayncs, Striblng Drug Co., j. & j. S.
Carter, and the now advertisements of
w. ID. I.csly e Co. and j. p. Kcese.
impressive services wore conducted
in the ST. Johns Lutheran church last
Sunday morning. The floral decorations
were beautiful. Nino catcchumens, six
girls and three boys, were confirmed.
Mrs. w. u. Rowland, of Charlotte,
n. c., after pleasant visits to relatives at
Summcrville, Greenwood and Anderson,
is spending some time with tho family Of
Col Robt. A. Thompson, at Walhalla.
Rev. VIM. Theodotus Capors will
preach in tho Seneca Episcopal church
on next Sunday evening, 10Th instant,
at 3 o'clock. The subject Of his sermon
. will be, "Thc power Of the resurrection"
Mrs. Chas. A. Wood, of Anderson,
who has been on visit to her uncle, DIR.
j. j. Thode, who has been quito i'll, re-
turned home this morning. The Doc
tors many friends arc pleased to learn of
his Improvement
MFR. and Mrs. VIM. Ililes will start
next Tuesday for their home vt Shelby,
Michigan. They will bo accompanied by
Miss Aloe Hicks, who will remain on a
visit. Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner will also
make the return trip with them.
Mr. Robt. Crisp fell last Friday from
n ladder whilo fixing shingles on tho
root of the shed over tho sidewalk i'll
front of his house. His back was badly
wrenched, but his many friends will be
glad to learn that he is getting over his
injury.
Go to j. & j. S. Carter's to got your
new suit. The have them now and more
coming. Your wants shall, be supplied.
for you want Il large stock to select from
and You want prices right. So go now
and get first choice.
BE sure to hear the address of A. p.
Montague, LII. d., on Christian educa-
ton, in the Walhalla Baptist church, on
Sunday April 2;'d. twill repay you for
your attendance. DR.. Montague is n fine
speaker. All arc invited to hear him.
Spring is hero and our spring goods
arc here. DO not fail to SEQ our now
lines, for we can suit you; besides, that
thing you arc SO anxious about (prlccs),
will suit you. Come now.
j. & j. S. CAKrER, Westminster, S. C.
--Gaffnoy Ledger: "Fifty years ago,
on tho 18th of April. snow fell here to
the depth Of two or three inches. The
trees were in fnll leaf, tho dogwood
trees were i'm full bloom, and much corn
was up and was bitten down by the frost
which followed"
--Mossrs. John Il. Keith and Charlie
Langston accompany Mr.. Joe Dickson
to his home in Montana. ThcFc young
men left for the far West on last Sunday.
MI. Keith is Walhalla boy, son of the
late Col. w. G. Keith, and young Lang
ston is from Clayton, Ga. We wish them
great success in their new home.
Mrs. Tccoa w. Foster, of Anderson
county, has purchased from John W.
and Amanda G. Tanncry their valuable
farm on Snow creek in Center township,
and will remove to 1T next fall, whore she
and her family will make their homo in
the future. Wo welcome Mrs. Foster
and her clever husband into Oconcc.
--T0ccoa (Ga.) Record: "Mr. w. j. Sut-
tics has returned from Atlanta, whore
ho has been under treatment Of DIR. Cal
houn, for his eyes, and we arc sorry tC
know that ho had to have his right oyC
tokon optirplv ont ~ Mr. SutfIpn bnI