Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-04-06

Rev. j. II. Earle, of Anderson, is visit
ing relatives In Walhalla this week.
Corn, Bran, Hay, Cotton Seed Meal
and Hulis especially at @. w. .Baulnight's.
Mr.. John Rose, of Abbeville, spent a
few days last week in Walhalla with his
family.
Mrs. NJ. II. Leo, of Long Creek, is
reported to DO convalescent from seri.
GUS illness.
--"Grand Spring Opening" April 17th,
18Th, 10Th, z1til, 2ist, 12d. Miss II. Phii.
lips, Seneca. S. G.
Mr.. s. p Coates, representing the
Chattanooga Steele Roofing Co., is in
Walhalla to-day.
-Eastland's Entertainers at Kauf.
mann's Opera House Friday night. Go
Popular prices.
DIR. j. j. Thodo has been quito sick
for three weeks. His friends hope for
his speedy recovery.
Mr.. N. o. Pylos, of Columbia, has
our thanks for COPY of tho South Caro-
lima Legislative Directory.
Don't fail to 500 mo whom you want
feed of any kind. will mako it to your
interest. G. w. BAUKNIGHT.
George Ridley, who was shot by
Charlie Lay month ago, is gotting we'll.
1t is said ho does not intend to prosecute
Lay for tho shooting.
MIR. j. J.Smith returned to his homo
in Hartwell, Ga, this morning, after
spending several weeks in Walhalla
among relatives and friends.
MIR. w. +. Seaborn, of Atlanta, Ga,
spent Sunday in Walhalla with his
parents. "ron's" friends arc always
glad to see him at his old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. @. Craig, of Seneca,
wore in Walhalla Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. A. Fschesser has our thanks for
u bottle of excellent grape vinegar. Ho
made quantity of wine two years ago,
and it has turned to vinegar of q deep
red hue.
Mail matter is again taken twice
daily from tho boxes on Court House
Square, Roid's cornor, depot and the
Walhalla Hotel at 7.45 A. NJ. and p. NJ.
This adds much to the convenience of
the service.
Mr.. Robert Stewart, of Alexander,
Pickens county, S. c., requests us to state
that tho price of tho book which ho and
others arc canvassing for in this county,
of which wo made mention in last wcek' 8
paper, is $500 instead of $500, as stated
by us.
MIR. II. l. Weaver, of Roswell, Ga,
arrived in Walhalla Wednesday on a
brief visit. He will lemain q week or
ten days OH business. MIR. Weaver has q
warm place in the hearts of orr people,
and his permanent roturn would be VOL
come news.
Largo assortment of ladies' dress
skirts at Miss r. Phillips, Seneca, s. c.
SEQ important change in ADVERTISE
ment of NJ. W. Coleman & Co., of Seneca.
They carry mammoth stock of goods,
and this spring finds thom with varied
assortment for their many customers.
Bo sure to read their announcement and
give thom call.
Mrs. Fannie lIudgons, of Atlanta,
Ga, arrived in Walhalla last Friday
night, and will spend several woelks visit
ing her father, Mr.. w. p. Nash, and
family. Mrs. Hudgens has been quito i'll
for somo time. but is improving since
coming to Walhalla.
MFR. and Mrs. J. S. Floyd wont to
Atlanta Sunday. Mr.. Floyd will undergo
an operation for tho removal of a cata-
ract from his loft eye. They expect to
be in Atlanta about three weeks. We
hope Mr.. Floyd will return at an carly
date, and that his eyosight may be com
pletoly restored.
--Newborry Observer, March 3Oth :
'Mr. r. II. JaynoH, OF Walhalla, was in
the city yesterday on professional busi-
ness. Besides being prominent mem-
ber of tho legal fraternity, Mr.. Jaynes is
a graceful writer and one of the editors
of tho KE0wEE COURIER, which is ono
of tho best conducted newspapers in the
up country"
-Pattorn hats and bonnots, childrcn's
hats, infants caps. Miss II. Phillips.
-Newberry Herald and News, March
3lst: "Mr. r. Il. Jaynes, one of the able
editors of the KEowEE COURIER, of Wal
halla, was in the city this week on pro-
fessional business and paid us IL pleasant
visit. Besides being ono of tho most
able editors in the State, Mr.. 0ynes
stands in the front ranks in th> legal
fraternity"
Mr.. Joel Smith died suddenly from
heart failure Tuesday evening, 4th in
stant, at eight o'clock. He was living
on tho farm of Mr.. w. o. Alexander,
near COnneross. Ho was about forty
fivo years old, and leaves n wife and sovo-
raj small children to mourn his death.
His body was buried Wednesday after
noon ut tho CoDneross Baptist church.
COLUMBIA Record, April 3: "Mr.W. .B.
Smcltzor WAS painfully hurt Saturday
evening by being struck on the head by
q hose nozzle at tho fire in Lady street.
1Ie was knocked insensible, and it was
feared that ho had been killed. He re-
vived end was taken to tho hospital. uo
is getting along very yell to-day" Mr..
Smeltzor is All old Walhalla boy, and his
friends will regret to learn of his unfor-
tunato accident.
Full limo Of dress goods with now
to match. Miss II. Phillips.
jamie Owens, young colorcd wo-
man, aged 23 years, daughter of Thomas
Owens, living near Walhalla, died on
Saturday, April 1st, after protracted
Quoted in Trinity Methodist church on
Sunday, afternoon by Rev. J. d. Mitchell,
assisted by Rev. S. II. Oglesby, after
which hor body was laid away to rest in
Flat Rock cemetery. The family of this
deceased young cOlored woman deserve
tho sympathy OF all good pooplo.
--Wo call attention to tho now adyor-
tisemont In this issue of Mr.. Jamoa II,
Adams, Of Sonooa, sc. "Littlo Jimmie"
has well Boloctod stock of groceries
and dry goods which it will pay the
trading public 10 inspect before purohns-
ing. NoYor before in tho hlatnrY OF Qnn.