Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-03-09
Toeal ano Mersomal.

'wCek.
MIR. James II. Darby spont Sunday
in Anderson.
Mr.. Il. r. Kay, of Anderson, was in
Walhalla Sunday.
--R. 7. Jaynos, Esq, is attending court
in Pickons this week.
MIR. II. +. Schroeder ia in Anderson
on business this wook.
MIR. John Carter, of Gainesville, Ga,
was in town last week.
-Congrossman I:atim.e- Is sending o;,tt
seeds to his constituents.
Mr.. John Powell won't to Anderson
Monday to visit ga friond."
j. w. Shelor, Esq, was in Greenville
Tuesday on professional business.
y Miss Kato Anscl, of Greonvillo, is
visiting her brother, Mr.. j. j. Ansol
MIR. w. II, Barron, Superintendent of
Education, spont Wednesday q, Clemson
College.
-hNss Annie Alcxandor, of Seneca,
visited her friond, Miss Inez Schroeder,
last week.
Mrs. Fred. II. Brandt, of tho Bear
Swamp section, is quito i'll with an at
tacK OF pneumonia.
j. l.. Tribblo, Esq, of Anderson,
was in town Tuesday evening on profos-
sional business.
You will perceive that this is TO-
markablo winter, subject to sudden
changes and many surprises.
ALI now applicants for pensions in
Oconeo county must go before the town
ship boards. This is tho law.
Miss ilcttio Crisp, vino has been in
Seneca with her sick sister, Mrs. Tolbort,
returned home last Friday evening.
Capt. John j. Smith, of ITartwoll,
Ga, has boon in Walhalla tho past week,
visiting relatives and attending to bust
ness.
"A severe wind and rain storm swept
over this section last Thursday night,
accompanied by constant flashes of light
ming.
MFR. II. w. Allen, Of I.atta, Marion
county, representing d. Appleton & Co.,
was in town Monday in tho interest of
his house.
Capt. II. Walter Thompson, of the
Sauthern Railway, visited his wifo and
little son Uerndon, at tho home Of l.. l..
IIerndon, Esq, this week.
Just received a car load of three and
four-year-old mules for sale. They will
grow you money every day. Come quick!
A. w. THOMPSON, Seneca, S. G.
Our people are considerably behind
in their garden work. Peas, radishes,
mustard, spinach, onions, lettuce and
Jr,, fpi- Il 4
as soon as possible.
MFR. John latham, of Robinsvillc, N.
c., is visiting his uncle, Mr.. w. G. Ia
than. lie was a member of I'd North
Carolina Volunteers, and was mustered
ont of service at Asheville, N. c., on No
vomber 5.
Health for ton cents. Cascarots
make tho bowels and kidneys act natur
ally, destroy microbes, cure headache,
biliOusncss and c0nstipatiCr. All drug
gists.
Mrs. VIM. MacSwain, ncc Miss Car
rie Lee, of Cross Hill, is on visit to her
cousin, Miss Carrie Keith, and other
relatives in Walhalla. Her many friends
arc pleased to meet with her again.
Look at tho advertisement of j. e j.
S. Carter, Westminster, S. G., and OK
amino their stock, prices, &C., and you
will be convinced that what they say is
true. Ask to sec the lot of now pants
just received.
Don't forget tho bargains you can get
at j. e j. S. Cartcr's, Westminster, S. c.
If you want n now suit of clothes and
,,s, 4 A..
out hardly missing the cash you pay out,
just call and SEQ them.
Go to Claude Little & Co., Wcstmins-
tor, 5. c., for your dry goods, shoes,
hats, groceries, &c. They will savo you
money.
On last Thursday night the light
ming struck the dwelling houses, on
Faculty Hill, occupied by Mr.. G. NJ.
Niold and the Biemann children. Tho
roofs were slightly damaged and had to
DO repaired. No person was hurt.
just received a car load of three and
fonr-yoar-old mules for sale. They will
grow you money every day. Come quick
A. w. THOMPSON, Seneca, S. G.
Mrs. Mary latham died at her homo
'to Ailulo"S, ". VI, OH FCDfQafy 81 aC the
advanced ago of eighty-six years. She
was tho mother Of Mr. w. G.. latham, of
Wa,haE... She had fourteen grandsons
in the Spanish American war, and six
sons in the war between tho States.
Tho Denver correspondent of tho
Anderson Intclligonccr says: miss
Roxic Reid, ono of Walhalla's lovely
ladies, has been visiting tho family of
her uncle, Mr.. ID. w. Garrison. Wo re-
grot that her stay was so short. Vory
fow OF our young folks had the pleasure
of meeting hor."
-Spartanburg Spartan, March 9Th
Mrs. Nj. w. Coleman, President Of tho
State Federation of Womans Clubs,
visited Spartanburg last Wednesday and
made talk to the Tea Cups and library
Association. IIor subject was libraries
for Small Towns Mrs. Coleman is an
earnest worker end is much Interested in
tho enterprise. " tho various clubs of
tho State give her proper assistance thore
viii be several travelling libraries i'm this
State before the close Of this year."