Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-03-23
,Total amb Mersumal.

Pay your street tax before April 1st
and save penalty.
Mr.. Chas Perry returned from Now
York last Thursday evening.
MFR. Waltor Brock, of Anderson, was
in town Tuesday on business.
Mr.. Sam Maxwell is olorking for tho
Strihling nr"G Co, III Seneca.
MIR. Tim Moore, Of Adams Crossing,
spent Tuesday night in Walhalla.
-Nico brick store room-good location
to rent. Apply at COURIER Office.
MIR. J. J. Ansol loft Wednesday morn
ing on q business trip to Toccoa, Ga.
r. II. Jayncs, Esq, is off on profes-
sional visit to Greonvillo and Nowborry.
MIR. Hugh lIolloman loft Wednesday
morning for Anderson to visit relatives.
Read Carter e Co.'s new ad., 500
what thcy have to say and give thom u
call
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Kol-
10y, at Tamassco, Friday afternoon,
March II, 1900, q 1O4 pound boy.
MIR. J. l.. Handy and family and Mr..
w. u. Powell and family havo moved into
tho Bulwinlslc house, on Main street.
MIR. John Robins, of Grconvna, came
ovor Sunday evening and is holding n
position as foreman for Mr.. j. Il. Handy.
MIR. NJ. l.. Alexander, of Grconvillo,
was in Walhalla Saturday. His many
friends were pleased to SEQ him looking
so we'll.
Misses Fannie and Julia Maxwell
returned Tuesday evening aftor four
,s,.t -.
Nix, in Greenwood.
Mrs. w. III. Barron and children and
Miss Emma Bibb loft Tuesday morning
for Anderson to spend several days visit
ing relatives and friends.
A good chance to sec good gamo Of
ball--Corncll VS., Clemson, Wednesday
evening, ; o'clock, March goth. Admis-
sion only 10 and 25 cents.
The IIartwcll Sun gives an account
of n runaway marriage in that county,
the groom being over 70 and the bride
about 1G We don't believe in III to 70.
Health for ten cents. Cascarcts
mako tho bowels and kidneys act natur-
ally, destroy microbes, cure headacne,
biliousncss and constipation. All drug
gists.
Tho Anderson cotton mill had to
high water In Seneca river, which inter-
fcrcd with tho working of tho electric
plant.
-Mcssrs. j. r. Kay and James Thomp-
son spent q few days III Columbia last
week. They bad in their charge two
patients for the State Hospital for tho
Insane.
Mrs. Kate 2. Lewis returned homo
last Thursday evening, after spending
several weeks very pleasantly among
relatives and friends at Grccnviilo and
other points.
Mr.. II. S. Thompson loft Wednesday
morning for Columbia, where he will ac-
cept Il job in the railway service. lie is
to be congratulated on his return to his
loved employ.
Mr.. j. I. Smith has moved into his
new brick store and opened a full line of
general merchandise. IIo will be pleased
to welcome his many friends and Gus
toners to his hGw and handsome quar-
tcrs.
Mayor Frank S. IIollcman is nursing
sprained' foot just now. He accident
ally fell of Of box at the court house
on Monday which gave his foot or ankle
twist. ITo is wrestling with pair of
crutchcs.
DIR. &. l.. Martin will remain at
Seneca tho present year, and will DO
glad to serve his old customers when
they need tho services of n doctor. Ho
may be found at his home, whore he
makes his Office.
Mrs. II. Walter Thompson left Satur-
day morning for her home in Columbia
after pleasant visit to her mother and
brother in Walhalla and other relatives
in the county. She was accompanied by
hcr little son, IIerndon.
Mr. fhos. II. IIughs, of Richland, was
in Walhalla Wednesday on business. lie
informed us that ho had not been in
town before in about fvo years. lie
is happily married and says he has the
finest five months old baby boy in Oco-
nco county.
MIR. G. T.. Mayhem, Of Atlanta, Ga,
is in town on business. Ills many friends
arc always glad to welcome him to his
oih HoLlc. w mo nero nc Is plaClDR
monuments in Wcstvicw cemetery ovor
tho graves of Mrs. Mary A. Gregg and
Mrs. Ara a. Smith.
III. A. IT, Gibson. Esq, has rented
tho now brick store on Main street be-
longing to Mr.. James III. Robins, and
will soon open up n nice line of choice
family groceries. He has announced his
intontion to give up tho practice of law
and devote his attention to mcrchandiz-
ing. His friends and patrons wish him
tho largest success.
The city council has recently been
putting down terra Gotta drains in diff
fcrcnt parts of town, thus doing away
with several superiluons little ponds.
This kind of improvement is calculated
to bo Of benefit to the citizens, as it will
not be to do over every year. Wo arc
glad to sec that tho now Mayor and
council arc cndeavoring to make their
first street improvements last.
MIR. w. II. Browne, ono Of Anderson
cOunty's progressive aud substantial
farmers, paid tho COuRIER Office an ap.
preciativc visit on last M0ndav morning.
1Ie is n son of the latc Samuel Browne.
n gentleman woll known throughout An.
dcrson county for his fine character and