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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-03-30
Return Budget,

RETURN, March ,27.-Supervsor Han
nicutt came down last week and oxam.
ined tho hole washed out in the road,
ncar tho LeRoy bridge. He hired eight
teams to haul rock to fill it up. They
hauled two days and now havo it flxed
| so that it will not trouble us again. It
cost somewhere near twenty five dollars.
erected OH his place near here, which
adds to the beauty and value of the
same.
Mr.. w. a. .LoRoy killed two wild
ducks at ono shot recently. He killed
ono last Saturday tilat measured threo
feet from tip:to-tlp of wings.
A maddog has been roaming through
thls scGtlon, lighting every dog it passed
and killing ducks and chickons on its
route.
Mi; and Mrs. John Grain, son and
danghtor, visited Mrs Tim Moore, near
Nowry, Saturday night and Sunday.
Mr.. Dan j. Morgan gave tho Young
sters pound supper last Saturday night.
Wo have but fow signs of fruit this
season.
:, Farmers + ar have been hauling guano dur
ing tho wot weather.
Wo arc considerably hohind with CROPS
TINS season: Those who had corn
sprouting this time last year have
scarcely mado any preparations at pros.
oDt.
March 27.-Tho health of our commit
nifty Is improving rapidly.
we arc still having cloudy and rainy
weather.
1t is now corn planting time and no
preparations as yot have been mado Tor
planting. We will have to follow Mr.. S.
A. Williams's example. Ho has recently
purchased another mulo which will ena-
bic him to prepare and plant in due time
II tho spring opens up fayorably.
we arc very sorry to learn of the seri-
GUS illness of Mr.. Thos. II. Dendy.
This is world Of sadness and mourn
ing. Early this morning Mr.. j. A. Bear
don and family, who left this neighbor-
hood for Polzor, S. c., two months ago,
arrived at his fathers, Mr.. Joseph Besp.' car
don, with thoir eleven year old son WAY
man corpse. His remains were carried
to Roturn Baptist church and after an ap-
propriato funeral sermon by Rev. J. II.
Stone ho was entombcd In tho Return
comotory. Mr.. and Mrs. Beardon had
many frionds and re-" tives there to share
o largo portion of ir af1liction. Mrs,
Beardon is spondin" tho night with hor
brother, Mr.. j. T.. .ailler. Tho family
will return to their homo at Polzor to.
morrow if weather permits. d. j.. NJ.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-03-30
Gleanings from Oakway.

OAKwAY, March 20.-Rev. D. l.. Whit
aher preached at Confer Methodist
church Sunday. 80
Rov. j. NJ. Mcclure preached at Newry
Sunday.
Several of our Oakway people attended
church at Cross Roads Sunday.
Miss Anna Bearden visited frionds ut
Townville last week.
Mr.. Walkor Jones visited homo folks
at Nowry Saturday night.
MessrR. s. l.. Brown, w. s. Haley. Wal
kor and Vestor Beardon visited friends
in Georgia last week.
Misses Kora and Rosa King wore tho
guests of Mr.. j. w. Boardona family,
Saturday night.
Mas Selma Marot and Mi mic Patter-
son visited at South Union Saturday
night and Sunday.
Miss Lucy Harris, of Townville, is
spending the wee ( with Mr.. j. w. Bear
"'a Miss Is siaik floda Henry is staying with Miss
josie Bearden this week,
Misses Viola Jennings and LoZzello
Hill were tho guests of Misses Lila and
Mary Reeder Sunday.
Hiss Bertha Eubanks spent the night
with the family of Mrs. M. j. Rceder
Saturday night.
Mr.. Luther A. Moore and sister, Miss
Lostlo, were soon in our town Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Annie Haley gavo q sociable on
Friday night in honor of her Sunday
school class. Miss Annie certainly
knows how to entertain you, and makes
you have nice time.
We arc very glad to soc Mrs. l.. A. Ed
wards able to bo driving around.
FRIENDS.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-03-30
We Want Good Roads,

Yes, wo want good roads--and thore arc
others. "A gentleman from Sapphire, N.
o., was in town Wednesday afternoon
and says that tho bridges on tho Sap
phire road on this sido Of Vhitewator
river arc usolcs. He had to 20 several
miles out of his way to cross streams
when the bridges should have been in
good condition. IIo wants to know
,Whats tho matter ut this opd OF tho
lino anyway Tho inquiry 10 respectfully
reforrod to tho County Board of COM
missionors. 1t Is easy to understand
why tho Sapphire people arc growing i'm
pationt as tho spring season opens ND for
business. Tho Toxaway Company spent
Rbout $1,000 on tho construction of tho
road to t no State limo last fall, aud aro
now anxious to mako Walhalla their
shipping point. Tho County Supervisor
should give this matter immediato at-
tentlon, and have tho bridges and road
bod put in good condition for the public
since writing tho above wo learn that
MR.. y. Nj, lIunnicutt, County Supervisor,
started with tho chain gang Tuesday
morning TO build tho bridges and repair
tho road bod. IIo intends to put tho
road IN !!rs! class condition ut tho oarli-
est possible day. This will bo Welcome
news to tho Sapphire pooplo, as we'll as
0thcls who arc Interested in tho road.
The continued rains of tho past wintor
have rendered it impossible to com
ploto tho now section Of tho road as Il
should bo. 1t Is hoped that all impedi-
ments 10 travel may soon be removed,
ana to this end Mr., Iunnicutt may be
oepohded on TO DO oil In hia powor.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-03-30
A Quiet MARRIAGE.

The Danville (Virginia) Register, March
solompizod last night at eight o'clock. at
law, Mr.. +. O. Kidd, North Main street,
The contracting parties wore Mrs. Fannie
Cole and Mr.. j. r. Ashworth, tho Rev.
j. G. Holland officiating. The bride
woro handsome black silk, with whito
satin and jet trimmings, and carried n
bouquet OF brides roses. w Onlv a few "
relatives witnessed tho nmtiais' but n
large circle Of friends will extond oon-
gratulations and good wishes to tho
happy palp, ,Thpy will reside on North
Main Btreot.n
Tho many friends OF Mr.. Ashworth In
Walhalla will bo pleased to hear of his
good fortune in marrying ono of Vir-
glnias fair and lovely daughters. Tho
sacred volume says it is not good for
man TO be alone, and oheyine tho d.
vine injunction Mr.. Ashworth is heppy
In tho love and devotion of Gods Best
gift to man, loving and sympathizine
wifo. Our congratulations are warmly
extended to Mr.. Ashworth and his Iowa
bio companion in their now relations and
We wish for them much Joy, happiness
and prosperity through lifo Mr.. Ash
worth spent about seven years in Wal
halla engaged in tho manufacture of
plug and smoking tobaccos, and during
that timo became well and favorably
KNOWN to many of the Oconeo people.
Iho business helng no longer romunora-
tive horo ho sold out his stook of goods
and returned to his native State fYirr
ginia) last December.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-03-30
TO morrow will be Good Friday.

-To-morrow will DO Good Friday.
-Noxt Sunday will be Easter Sunday.
Yesterday was the anniversary of
the siege of Charleston, S. O., begun in
1880.
Miss Lottie Patterson, of Asheville,
n. c., Is visiting the family of Rov. j. G..
Sohaid.
MIR. T.. Reid Kay, of Anderson, spont
Sunday with his mother and family in
Walhalla.
Miss Annie Terhuno is at homo on q
wcok's leave of absence from Con verso
College. She is recovering from an at
tack of tho grip.
-Rov. Horny S. Hartzog, of Clemson
College. will preach in tho Now West
minister Baptist church next Sunday
April I'd, ut II A. NJ.
Quito quantity Of land will be sold
by j. W. Holleman, Master, next Mon
day, salesday. Land buyers should mako
n note of these sales.
Rev. j. l.. Daniel will not DO able to
fill his appointment ct Ebenezer church
on tho first Sunday in April. Ho will
preach thoro in tho afternoon on tho
third Sunday in April.
deputy Collectors Aiken and Phil
lips, accompanied by Deputy Marshals
Corbin and Mckinney and posse, cap
turcd another distillery in the Long
Creek section OH Wednesday.
Mrs. Maria Symes, widow of Jacob
Symes, died at tho homo of Posy Bot
toms, on Chauga crock, "Wednesday,
22d instant, aged eighty-years. Her
body was buried at Double Springs
church on Friday.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-03-30
.moiini Tabor Tattlings.

MOUNT TABOR, March 28.-Notwith.
standlng tho worry disagrceablo weather
that has ovorshadowed the hopes of our
rural follow-man, tho pooplo of this
section are amply able to congratulate
themselves for being ovon 40 far nd
'"1S" %rs J. n s4Sf GfRSa RSSa'G9f cf xnSsson Tos county,
Is spending few weeks with hor sister,
Mr., T.. p. Blngloton, after being con-
iinod to his room for several weeks with
typhoid fover, is able to be ND and ont.
"Tom" Is quite II hustling farmer and
his sicknoss has retarded his farm work
considerably.
The school at Pleasant Grove, noar
h' hhoro' which has,. for several months,
been running 80 nicely under the man.
agoment of Miss Florence Norris. of
,Mhostminstpr, will closo noxt Thursday.
Ino school has boon exceptionally we'll
attended, perhaps, no doubt, duo to so
etllciont toaohOr as Miss Norris,
- We deeply regret to state that Mrs. w.
IL. Sanders, who has, for q number of
years, been suffering with cancor, is not
expected to 1.-Two. Mrs, Sanders fs yory
e.u ana no hopos OF recovery onn be on
Mr.; A, White Singleton, of tho West
mlnstor High School, was Illuminating
and Sunday. "A's'' friends woro glad to
500 him--loave.
wedding boiis will soon bo heard in
our midst.
j. E. Singleton & Bro. have IL fine limo
or general merchandise and arc prepared
TO- furnish our people at reasonable
prices.
"A post Office Is to be established at this
place. 1t has long been needed.
Tho Perkins e Cleland Lumber Com
pany are doing quite an extensive bust
ness. They know how to do, and thoy
do as they know.
The recent rains have done much dam.
ago to our farms. Tho streams have
overlsown several times.
BILLIE BANNISTER,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-03-30
Interestlna RelIalous Services,

Rev.. Arthur Craine, the evangelist,
arrived in Walhalla last Saturday even.
ing. He preached In the Bapist church
Sunday and Sunday night, as previously
announced. He has hold services every
evoning this week and will continue to
do 80 antil Sunday, when lie will prea uh
twice at the usual hours.
Mr.. Craine is a strong and practical
preacher Of the pure gospel of the Lord
Jesus. His sermons are of tho best.
He holds his hearers spell-bound by the
tural truth, He has few equals in the
pulpit, and the results of hls preaching
will be felt here for many days.
We hear that thero Is somo prospect of
the church obtaining his services as
pastor. We fool suro that his pastorate
would De attended with much and lasting
good to Christians of all denominations.
Ho denounces sin and error wherever
found -.. ~ - = =
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-03-30
Ono on the State Constables.

Some time since Constable r. M. Wright
and othprs, accompanied by Sheriff w.
w. NJ oss,, searched tho promises of Sock
Reed, colored, of West Union, for oon-
traband liquor. After searching some
time jug containing about q gallon of
corn whiskey was discovered. In order
to tc suro that 1t was tho genuine stuff
the States professional samplers tasted
the whiskey and were thoroughly salts
fed that it was what they were looking
for. Ronn Head; tim Wjfa Of Seek Reed
by DIR. ID. b. Darby for bathing purposes
during the illness of Sock, and that it
re, used frequently to bathe his back
and lin ba, and that she had used tho
samo whislS6y for herself in tho same
way, always putting back into the Jug
what was left from the bath. The con
stables who tasted tho liquor have our
sympathy, We have tasted disponsary
"bug juice" and "rat juice" but God
forbid that this gallon be sent to Colum
bia and returned to us as "coon juice"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-03-30
FREE PILLS,

Send your address to II. &C. Bucklen &
ca, Chicago, and got n free sample box
of Dr.. Kings Now Lifo Pills. A trial
will convince you of their merits. These
pills arc easy in action and arc particu-
larly effective in the ouro Of constipation
and siok headache. For malaria and
liver troubles they have beon proved in
valuable. They arc guaranteed to be
perfectly FREQ from every deletorious sub.
stance and to bo purely vegetable. They
do not weaken by their action, but by
giving tone to stomach and bowels
greatly invigorato tho systom. Regular
sizo Sac. per box. Sold by j. w. Bell,
Walhalla; w. J. Lunney, Seneca; II. B.
Zimmerman, Westminster, Druggists.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-03-30
ITan 5aswsl eale.s srsrcAs
a False Prophet Alarms no supgtsftfaiiet,s
Maplclpai Election GsHerai A6Ws.
"A yIsrT, FROM a SpRogffFyyr

nj
oGsagA, aaron l'e.. ia. dusky pfopaet
,rents fhorom1hIv aIar,s, ,d so,,,a nf Il
supeistitiops brethron. Friday night he
In the stores and even visiting some ON 81 ftsi, al.
dencea. His purpose was to'warn those
whom le met that the next tI,ty, Satnr.
day, would be q dark day. HS did not
claim that it would be tlie last day. Int
said the moon would drip blood and the
stara fall. giving os uronnfla fo, bia -nra-
diotion, Acts iii, 11-31, rs H7 '''l
darkness was TO set in at 8 o'ciook Sat
urday morning, but ten having past and
suggested that porhapB he had Atlanta
time-'twas said he came from Georgia.
some OF the negroes spent Friday night
~ prayers anu no nsgio sur was coca
Hovina - waiteS ",,,t;i Ts n$t.. s ths i,n,,r ~
whioh darkness was annnnnceI 70 sat n
ono little how 'ventmred to the niacs
where ho was hired = 4 AnotbarN : napt;ng
and breathleaa' r,Ishad into a iadu,s
Kitchen with some brtter. in the cay,S .
morrinp. tieairinp tn retnrn to h;a famiiy
before t1'e much 5reaiIeJ darSnaas shnniS
bo % Vpon MI tho % earth bl''ue' '''fhnes' sno''o '
TIC prophecy having failod of fuI6I.
ment. tie pronIet,s foliSwars % wore a. readv
to demand that he quit tho town. that
thev be No longer renI,iresi 20 owtn,nd T ="
him their hospitality. - '>. ~
-,-,.,,c,, o. .-,...-- -
eH W Ao"N offioShs.
Ar e,eotion OF town officers occurred
on nlonuay. ny; II. M; Rlchardson, who
mas accompany mica tho position OF In
Cehaan1 44flng the last year, was re-
Siecteu' Ihe counclimen are: Messrs.
lanes James Harper, ~ ,. Hunntcutt, l.: w.
SoIaan ana IL, 4: Alexandor. Mr.. j. w.
Strl9Mh@ @ Is ohaifman or tho Board of
''o"l'h'
biNrHDAf PARTY
Little Miss Lizzie Tolbort celebrated
her birthday anniversary Saturday by in
viting some Of her little friends to
party in the afternoon. The children
enjoyed themselves playing games, and
nice refreshments woro served.
NEWS Norrs.
Mira Rrown 1. v;s;t;nn 10. so, ,,.
Jomos r. Rrnyn IN r'S'ti9 q HtioH9ta i0f SOIL mf'
Mr. and Mrs Por, III Ste".". Stomhnn. 90 A.ao,,
son. spent Sundav viii ;s' Mr' and y, nIup Mps
Rusl,in Andorsnm NIr. sta,,,,oma mu MIS-
naininp divine tho Wool. 'op''on' 20 'o'
Hon II II xormor U"" "uom' ,''on t., bows. co.
dny. "o' WOO 1" 'o"" o"'"f"
Mrs r q strotbor o,d nuo ru,o,
6 Reid of WaIhoila snnnt nt iS Tr;Jo, 0n"tios M .,
guests of Mira. T. M Strother "' ''A'
Is "Sp'' Dr. Iohnn 9ou.a .. ~" &c SS.ESuol! Ha4
q visit to Seneca Is, Sn,UdaV nc 0S''"'nS'or' Pa'o
Miss Victorma Mnrd;, of A,do.
visited Miss Rnsl5n % Andnrson ." hiatorsoh iaat Wso
Rey. D. w. Hiott nreaoh"d ,t i"sT fLo "Ron. Ron
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-03-30
BEATS TEE KL,ONDIKE

Mr.. A. @. Thomas, of Marysville,
Texas, has found moro valuable dis
covery than has yet been made in tho
Klondilse. For years he suffered untold
agony from consumption, accompanied
by hemorrhages, and was absolutely
cured by DIR. Kings Now Discovery for
consumption, coughs and colds. Ho de-
clares that gold is of little value in COM
parisop with this marvellous cure; would
havo it even If it cost hundred dollars
q bottle. Asthma, bronchitis and all
throat and lung affections arc positively
cured by DR.. Kings New Discovery for
consumption. Trial bottles free at j. w.
Belps, Walhalla, w. j. Lunney's, Seneca,
drug stores. Regular sizo 80 cents and
$1.00. Guaranteed to cure or price ro-
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-03-30
A Gentle Corrective

is what you need when your liver be-
comes inactive. It's what you got when
you tako DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellots
they're trco from tho violence and the
pill. Tho best medical authorities agree
that IN regulating the bowels mild me-
thods arc preferable. For overy de-
lrangemcnt of the liver, stomach and
bowels, these tiny, sugar-coatod pills are
most effective, Thoy go about their
work in ON oasy and natural way, and
their good lasts. Once used, thoy arc al
ways in favor,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-03-30
Items from Cherry.

CHERRY, March 28..-The farmora soom
to have commenced work in earnest
Mr.. s. p. Stribling has been planting
corn since Saturday.
Several persons from here are expect
ing to attend the baseball game botween
Cornell and Clemson tomorrow.
Some Of tho boys went fishing last
week and deolaro that they caught one
that sunk tho river four inches whom
thoy pulled 1t out.
Rov. Z. A. Durham will preach at Old
stone church on the Sd Sunday In April
Mrs, j. A. Sanders, we arc glad tn aay,
Is Improving In spite Of tho DOCTORS.
Mr. Warren Pike died last Sunday, Goth,
and was buried at tho Old Stone church.
children.
Mr., and Mrs. George Pike, of Salem,
attended tho burial of the formers
brother Monda|.
Prof. W. NJ. Allen, of Martin, Ga, is
visiting tho family of Mr.. r. G. Gfifin.
Miss d tic Timms was welcome
visitor in our community Sunday.
HJuNoD
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-03-30
Poisoning from Eatinq Sardines.

On last Monday ovoning. while attend
ing services in tho Baptist church, Mr..
w. p: Nash was taken violently i'll. He
left tho church Immediately, and shortly
also seized in the Same mannop Dr.. J,
w. Bell was called in, and it was found
that both patients wore suffering from
poison. They had eaton American spr-
dimes for supper, and the attacks were
duo to poison from corrosive tin. DR..
Boil remained IN attendance during
almost the entire night. Both Mr.. NASH
and his daughter suffered intensely. Mr.
Nash, though not thoroughly recovered,
was at his storo Wednesday, morning.
Miss Nash is still confined to tho house,
Wc hope for her speedy recovery.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-03-30
j. 80 49, 49, u l.sfss.A 49,
Knights Of HonoE$

Knights OF Honor Is 3I ,sS sy{ 81 &.
Tho regular annual meeting Of I, the
GrA::.sss ISs.fss sssIs gifts OF Honor tf SSoGt
Carolina will be held in Columbia on
Wednesday and Thursday, April 10th
and 20th. This body has FOR years held
count Of the Seternal fitness Of things.''
The Grand Lodge Is made up OF 81 repro:
sentative men from the different subor-
dinate lodges over the State: and ute q
number Of the members are men OF much
influence and high standing in their re-
speotive communities In the. State. j.
w. Holleman has been elected to repre-
sent Walhalla Lodge No. 284 X. of ;H. in
the. approaching Grand Lodge meeting,
with John d. Vorner as alternate. Ooo-
nee county is we'll represented In the
Grand Lodge Officers and Standing Com.
mittees as follows: j. w. Todd, Grand
Vice Dictator; d. A. Smith, Grand Trus-
tee and q member of the Committee on
Credentials, Mileage and Por Diem, and
w. T. Anderson, Chairman Of Committee
on Finance. re-. 'tv....s. -. -. i
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-03-30
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.

This romedy is intended especially for
coughs, colds, Group, whoopingcough
ana influenza. 1t has become famous for
it's cures of those diseases, ovor o largo
part OF the civilized world. The most
tlattoring testimonials havo boon received
giving accounts of it's good works; of
tho aggravating and persistent coughs it
has cured; of sovero colds that havo
yielded promptly to its soothing effects,
and of the dangerous attacks of Group it
has cured, ofton saving the lifo of tho
child. The extensive use of itfor whoop-
cough has shown that it rots that dis
easo of all dangerous consequences. Sold
Dy D. W. Boil. Walhalla; w. j. Lunney,
minister.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-03-30
Filling Up the Jail.

On Saturday last Sheriff w. w. Moss
arrested and lodged in Jail Emory Spcer
charged with grand larceny. Twenty
dollars showed up missing at tho homo
of Mrs. Brown, near MouL tain Rest, and
these two dusky gents nro charged with
knowing what became of the coin.
On Wednesday Bud Williams was tried
and committed to Jail on tho charge of
selling liquor in violation of tho dispen-
sary law.
Sheriff Moss now has In his custody in
the county Jail fourteen prisoners.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-03-30
A Strong Fortificatior1.

A Strong Fertilization.
Fortify the body against disease
by TUFTS Liver Pills, an abso-
lutte cure for sick headache, dys-
pepsia, sour stomach, malaria,
constipation, jaundice, bilious
ness and all kindred troubles.
1.-The Fly=Wheel of Life"
DIR. Tutt; Your Liver Pills are
the fly-wheel oflife. shall ever
be grateful for the accident that
broughtthem to my notice. feel
ss If I had a new lease of life.
]. .Fairleigh, Platte Cannon, Col.
TUFTS Liver Pills
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-03-30
Death OF Col. Jesse w. Norris,

Col. jesse w. Norris, Of Anderson,
died on March 9th in tho eighty-third
year of his ago, after an illness of several
days, caused from q rupture Of q blood
vessel IN tho head. He was woll known
to tho oldor people of Oconeo county,
being citizcn at ono time of what was
known as Pickons District before it's
division into what is now Oconco and
Pickons counties. ITo wag q law student
at the University of Virginia with OK
Governor James l.. Orr and Con. T.. nj.
Aver in 1888, and soon after graduation
no commenced tho PRACTICE l1f law at
Old Pickens. lie together wioh Col e.
NJ. Keith were tho first editors of tho
khowEE COURIER. Col. Norris whilo
living at Pickona was olaqted to tho Leg
islatnro from Pondlet,, District. IIe
gavo up q lucrative practice at tho law TO
take charge of his largo planting intor-
ests In Anderson county. Ho was twipo
married, his first wifo being Miss Louisa
Lesley, who designed tho handsome on,
craving and headline which grace our
iirsu page. Sno has long since passed.
from earth to heaven. Col. Norris was q
good lawyer, temperate. discroot and
faithful to his friends. Ilo was Of Scotch.
Irish descent. and for many long years
was prominent, shining light in tho
Presbyterian church. iIo was man of
large means, owning much valuable pro.
pcrty, real and personal.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-03-30
4 aookl 3tlhe FIartiefs i ased.I

!. 81 Mlessra. Robert Stewart and IL. I.
}St Of e " !; optS IoX6 ,ioSf
very valuable blank boo for all farmers,
truckers and darymen, It iB called Tho
Progressive Agrioul lturist, 3 and, con tains
blank pages Yor keeping accounts with
farmers, thets tenants anu fause whom
they may hay0 In their employ. 10 also
has many piinted blank forms for wills,
deeds, mortgages, notes and liens, eto.,
eases In stock and animals, and receipts
for cooking all kinds Gf palatable and
nourishing food. Let every farmer pro-
oure copy Of this book and learn to be
his own bookkeeper. The book is sub-
stantially bound, good paper and con-
tains about 200 psises. Price, 81. ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-03-30
The CorneII.ClemsOn Game.

a large crowd witnessed tho gamo of
ball at Clemson College yesterday. Tho
gamo was we'll played throughout
though tho Cornell boys scored heavy
victory over tho Clemson team. The
score stood IA to in favor of Cornell.
Clemson has a comparatively young
years, and during that time it has under
gone changes twice. Under thoso cir
cumstances tho Clemson boys Nnve dono
we'll in holding down so we'll tho splen-
did team of Cornell University.