Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-06-22

| --buy your Ice from j. ii. DarOy-0nly
50 conts por hundred pounds.
Tho friends of Mrs. c. f. Seeba regret
to learn of her serious illness.
Miss Ethel Finoannon, of Seneca, is
visiting hor cousin, Miss Ella Roid.
Col. j. l.. Tribblo, of Anderson,
spent Wednesday night in Walhalla.
Miss Kate Ansol, of Greenville, is
j. Ansol.
If for no other reason you should go
to Walhnlla TO 500 the Cash Bargain
Storo.
MIR. II. NJ Wright, of Seneca, was
ono of tho dispens,ry constablea dis
charged by Gov. MoSwooney.
Tho most beautiful limo of clothing
that has ever boon brought to Walhalla
is Mt tho Cash Bargain Store.
Ono hundred suits of clothing, worth
from IS to $15, going now from $3.50 to
$S ut tho Cash Bargain Store.
You will DO wiso in buying your
clothing from us, for we will savo you
money. Cash Bargain Store.
Mr.. G. T.. Workman, representing
tho Carolina Stamp Works, of Charles
ton, was in town on Wednesday solicit
ing business in his limo.
The LATEST man in tho world has
boon heard from. IIo lives in West Vir-
ginia, and ho wants q place as clerk in a
store that docs not advertise.
-Thoro will be preaching in tho Baptist
church hero noxt Sunday morning and
evening by tho Row. G. w. Gardner, D. d.
All arc cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. Robecca Fricks returned to her
homo, near Walhalla, Tuesday evening
from Washington, whore sho has spent
several months visiting hor daughter.
Ono of Lunuey's S-hour Livcr Pills
will do you moro good than box of tho
ordinary kind. % doses, % cents.
w. j. Lunnoy, Seneca.
Misses Kate, Anna and Carolina
Hampton, of Columbia, passed through
Walhalla Tuesday on thoir way to thoir
summon homo at Cashiers Valley, N. c.
Misses Kate and Ovalene Sharp,
daughters of DR.. and Mrs. w. X. Sharp,
of Townvillo, arc visiting the families of
Judge }. w. Hollcman and Capt. f. f.
Sharp, in and near Walhalla, this week.
Mr.. Robert Wigington, one of the
oldest citizens of the county, died near
Salem two weeks ago. TTo was about SO
years of age. His body was buried at
Salon. Wo regret that full particulars
cannot be had.
-Mcssrs. j. r. Hughs and j. G. Shock
10y, of Walhalla and Messrs. Luther
Stringer, a. II. Wells, of Greenvillo, and
w. f. McGec, Jack Hopkins, Of Seneca,
started this morning for an extended
fishing trip to Whitewater.
The mountain travel has begun in
earnest. The Walhalla Hotel has onter-
tanned many guests during this week on
their way to tho mountains. Tho sum-
mcr season for Walhalla will soon begin,
and everyone should do his best to give
all visitors every possible pleasure dur
ing their stay.
Hampton Correspondence Nows and
Courier June 1G: "Capt. r. II. Adair
and bride arc visiting his sister, Mrs.
John A. Moore, in G.,lisonvillo. The
Captain was married on tho 7th instant
to Miss Annie Riley, of Charleston" Mr..
Adair is n native of Oconee. His many
friends here extend congratulations and
best wishes.
Our old friend, Mr.. Willis Moore,
the blacksmith, was brought from Au-
tun to his home in Midway on Tuesday
evening badly wounded in tho leg by n
piece of steel flying off the anvil and
entering his thigh. The pieco Of metal
had not been extracted from his leg at
last accounts and the old gentleman was
suffering greatly.
Henry Love, white, who was cap
turcd by Deputy Sheriff B. II. Moss on
June II, and returned to tho county
chain gang, made his escape from that
institution again Tuesday morning, Goth
instant. IIo was sent up for stealing a
bicycle. Evidently there arc not enough
cycling sports in the gang to mako it
interesting for Mr.. Love.
Tho Board of Trustees of Ncwbcrry
College Monday afternoon, Juno 10Th,
conferred tho Degree of Doctor of Di-
vinity on Rev. j. Walter Daniel and Rov.
w. w. Daniel, of tho Methodist church.
These young mon arc alumni of the
college, graduating in the class of 1870.
The Same degree was also conferred on
Rev. +. p. McClintock, pastor of tho A.
II. i. church of Nowbcrry.
1t is with sorrow that we chronicle
the serious illness of both Capt. w. j.
Neville and his good wife at their home
in Walhalla. These good old people have
been quite fcoblo for several years, but
for the last week thoy have both been
confined to bod, and their friends and
relatives entertain much fear for them.
Mr.. w. j. Neville, Jr, who Is in the
mountains for his hoalth, has beon called
home, and is expected to-day.
Miss Cora Strong loft last Friday for
Ashovllc, N. G., TO attond tho fifth
annual session of tho Southern Students
Conference Of International Association
Of Young Womon's Christian Associa-
tions, in that city, from Juno 10th to
eth. Aftor tho close of tho session Miss
Cora will extend her trip to Barium
Springs, near Statcsvillc, N. g., where
she will spend sometime Waiting tho
family of Rov. II. w. Boyd an eminent
Presbyterian minister
An interesting case came up in the
Magistrates Court bofore Judge White
last Saturday. Mcssrs. Geo. J.. Wilson,