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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-01-05
.aIIiE .aaI|I! idiRRIPS PSIlEbE iiiikiRbHl III RB
DEALS DEATH AND DEBTM de-
IN !: TI0N 10 MANY. s
Boston, Now York, phiiasi iphia, wash
i ington and Lonisyille Terrorssoa By
q the, Awful Scourge - All tho
s,S Great CentreB OF Popu- !, }J I

..H Z - .9F
II Rbe depressing effects Of the present
epidemic Of grip ere apparent every
where. Teachers, clerks, business men,
mechanics, laborers, street car drivers,
school children, police officers and even
the doctors all furnish YictimhH by the
hundreds. b Is ,SSS 81 h SIS
No romedy yet discovered can show
Neryine. 1t quickly overcomes the OK
cessiye exhaustion, fovigorates the appe.
tito and assists nature to throw off The
deadly microbes from the system, In
times of epidemic like the present it
should be taken as O. preventive Of dis
oase NJ |F$,.sSE, 3sl & : sE as g. Rs 5t. ~ i
Scrip had loft mo o physical wreok |;
weak, helpless and missrable. could
not eat; could not sleep; could not gain
any strength, and had nervous prostra-
ticn Of tho worst kind. Our home Dhv-
a;1san !coGiI tsSS holp mo, and [ COM
menced using DR.. Miles Nervino. The
first nights sleep that had had in four
months came as the result of the two first
doses. When l had taken two bottles l
felt better than had before In years,
and continued to improve until was
entirely Sured."-- ELL WooDARD, Ply
mouth, Ills. .Js,. : $Itf Y d ,,.'i
All druggists arc authorized to sell DR..
Miles Nervine on q guarantee that the
first bottle benefits or money refunded,
Bs suro and got DR.. Miles, Norvine.
Booklet on heart and nerves sont free.
Address DIR. Miles MEDICAL Co.,
e. : Elkhart, Ind.
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Opera at Anderaon.

Tho following delegation from Wal
halla attended Martha. tho high opera,
givon at Anderson, Wednesday night by
tho Andrews Opora Company: DR.. and
Mrs. d. B. Darby, Mrs. $. K. Dendy, Mrs.
A. c. MorriclS, Mrs. j. z. Hughes, r. Q.
Morriol1 and Miss Carrie Perry, g. G.
Jayncs and Miss Lille Thompson, Jas.
Thompson and Miss Sue Dendy, J. +.
Ansel and Miss Julia Maxwell, M. g.
Scaborn and Miss Kate Boil, w. l.. Vor-
nor and Miss Lillian Vorner, j. II. Darhy
and Miss Bessie Str0thor.
From Seneca: Mr.. and Mrs. r. j..
Howell, Mrs. Dir. f. g. Doyle, Miss
Christine Dickson, j. Q. Adams, DR.. w.
r. Doyle, l.. NJ. Jordan, =. 0. Stribling,
Geo. Coleman, r. j. A'unoy and G. Il.
FincannOn.
From Pondlcton-Mrs. Jas. II. Hunter,
Mr.. e. i. G. Terry, Miss Essio Steele,
Mrs. w. w. Watkins, Miss Annie Gar
lington, Miss Conway Simpson, Miss
Annie Simpson, Miss Rotta Sitton, Miss
Emma Sitton, Miss Janio CAN'T, Miss
Eliza Crawford, III. r. Russell and wife,
w. p. Sloan and wife, James Sitton, j.
w. Hunter, M. N. Hunter, Arthur Camp.
boil, w. III. Smith, w. r.. Mounce, Allan
Barnett, III. S. Sloan.
Mai. Gus Shanklin, from Clemson col
lego, accompanied several of tho students
from that place.
The round trip was made ON Capt. j..
r. Anderson's special, leaving Walhalla
at $50 p. III. and returning ut 1.30 a. m,
which had been chartered for tho occa-
sion by Mossrs. w. II. Hubbard and II.
Ii. Russeii, of Anderson.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-01-05
Our 0akWay Budget.

OAKwAY, S. O., January Q, 188o.--The
health of our people is very good, with
tho exception of Mrs. 8. 3. King, who
has been worry siols, but is somo bottor.
holidays arc over and we children will
have to start to school again. Oh, We
know we will have &c study hard, but
that will do us good, for without study
we can nevor got an education.
Mr.. w. ~. Edwards, Of Toccoa, Ga,
has been visiting his brother, Mr.. L. 4,
Edwards.
Tho Christmas nights have boon on,
joyed by tho young peoplo attending So
ciables. AS space will not permit we
will not mention all, but will say they
were oil sucCcsseB. The onos enjoyed
most wore Q penny party ut Mrs. nj. j.
Reeder's, turkey supper at Mr.. w. NJ.
LommonRs, and pound supper at Mr.
James Finley's.
Of course we children were not loft
out Of the. s9oiables, for, tho candy
pound supper of II. j. Myers wore on
joyed by all tho littlo folks.
Among the visitors at Oakway were
Misses Fleda Henry and Bertha Graham,
of Seneca; Della and Ida Adewine, of
Abbevillo; Lucy Harris, of Townville,
Rosa King, of Westminster, Iestio
Moore, of Tokeena; Miss Vadte Orr, OF
Mountain Rost; Mcssrs, =. j. nnnnioutt,
of Seneca; Xirgn MoCraoken, Of GeOr-
gia;, ,Starpett Martin, OF Westminster;
Woodeon a." Of Tokeena; VIM. Hun.
tor and Je j. 'Nter, Of Mountain Rest.
Mira. &C., go .ng and her two little
tho family of Mr.. j. w. Beardon Wednes-
day. s. q ..@
A happy nov year to ~,
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lUR WESrNIIIIIlA IIIl| Ag'EgR. : 81. BlIDGIT B q DGgY
ooaD1o1Rp aY 4. Il. ssoss,sT

@ YEsrnI sTER, January i. r. 3 !.
Burns, OF And doraon oounty, was Visiting
in lthis Esi9oe the, latter part OF last week.
i y Et 4, ard son of Mr.. j John ADner Adair,
Of Come eross, diad Christmas day and
was bnrisi al Conn neross. ~ He Yves about
fonrteens months q !, OLD. .I \, w.
Miss Eyie Srnithson danghtas Of the
late David y. Srpiths0n, we're united In
Sc ii sie fssi9snoo of air. H.
Sniithson, brother Of the bride, at G.30
r. M. on Sunday, January /, 1900, Rev.
y. w. Hiott officiating. p IS " 3i z,
The following are the appointments
for preaching Of Rev. r. u Yermillion
for 1899: Madison, frat Sundays al II
at ia. NJ; !; Connofoss, ssasa 'SiH third Sundays
at Il a. M; West Union, fourth Sun
B Mr.. w. j.. Gaines, of Greenyille, and
MI. Ira d. Gaines, Of a Gainesville, paid
their brother, MI. J. E. Gaines, q visit
last week. S Iy5: ~ Il $3.50 81 & I:F5f 81 ! IS
Sheriff Richey, Of Rabun county,
Georgia, visited his brother-in-law, Mr..
T. N. Carter last week. ,essg 81.
y MI. r. Ell. Jones' corn crib and wagon
shelter were destroyed by FIRE last Fri
day night shortly after nine O'Clock.
Mr.. Jones informs 'us that he lost over
100 bushels of good corn. Ho thinks
the fire was tho result of an incendiary
origin; after rebbsry he'd haca eons::,
initSed. ~ /, us Z
Mr.. Il. L. Carter, of Minnesota, bro
Sher Of Mr.. T. y. Carter, was visiting
him last week. Ho is romembered by
many of our oitizons. He loft West
minster in 1888 to seek his fortune in
Miss Della Pickens, tho eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Piok-
ens, was married to Mr.. y. +. Singleton
on December 9th, 1903, at the home of
her parents: Rev: J. +. Singleton "as
bt,id9s being beautiful, is highly edu-
ca ed and veIy popular. H..
Mr.. G. II. Miller has bought tho farm
and residence in the East end of town,
whore Mr.. J. NJ. Hull livod tho past
throe years, and has moved his family
in town. We gladly welcome Mr.. Miller
and family. @ ..l..
Miss Floronce Norris is teaching
school near Mr. Robt. Craig's, on Tuga,
loo river.
DR.. w. j. Carter, of Franklin, La,
was in town this week.
Miss Cora Dufiie was visiting friends
in Westminster the first of this week.
Mr.. Glenn Sheldon, who has boen at
tending school in Newberry, was in
town Monday.
Much moving Is taking place this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 4. n;oi,orson wont to
SEQ the latter's parents in Hart county,
Georgia, last week.
Mr., nnd Mrs. CLAUDIO Littlo returned
homo Monday from n short visit to Har-
mony Grove, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Gossett made o
brief visit to Greenville tho latter part
of last week.
Rev. d. w. Hiott preached his first
sermon ut Townvillo last Sunday. He
breaches at three churches this year,
namely: Gross Roade, Mount Pisgah
aid Townpille.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-01-05

EARLE's MILLS, s. c., January g.
Christmas has como and gone and all tho
big cakes and turkeys have disappeared,
too. The new year has begun and we
wish tho readers of tho COURIER q happy
now year.
TIE NEW YEAH.
The old year crumblGs away to its ashes,
But leaves ono spark for tho now COM
ing morn,
And time from that into now lifo flashes,
And so it 10 that tho now year is born,
"Tis sad TO see tho old year a-dying,
Een though ho hath mado us some
times to weep;
There was something sweet in tho smil-
ing and signing,
That we fain would pom over and over
keep.
'Tis not we'll to be too ready and willing
To forget tho old in the strange and
new,
Though the folds DO as fair for tho
fresher tillng,
The skies, alas. may not be so blue,
Oh, he cometh q stranger, tho bllthe now
year.
And we know not what ho hath hidden
away,
If most Of the shine or tho fast falling
tear,
Tho gold and blue OF the dosolato gray.
But hero is q smilo for kindly greeting,
And here la our hand Welcome to
give;
Even his reign we know will be neetipg,
And the time but short that wo with
him shall live.
Miss Efiie Bhgwoii and brother, George,
of near Seneca, spent Xmas with thoir
sister, Mrs. w. N. Bruce.
Miss Lizzie Bruce, who is attending
the Groonvilio Femaie Q College, spent tho
holidays at homo and returned Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Grant. of Scneca,
spent part OF the holidays with thoir
parents.
Mr.. Wade Rice and wife, of Dcnvor, S.
G., spont Christmas with relatives and
friends in this community.
On last Friday evening a largo crowd
of young folks assembled at tho homo
of Mr. E. Z. Earle and enjoyed them
selves by dancing and conversing. Aftor
the dance all wero invited into tho din
ing room, whore they found plenty of
good things to eat. Those present from
q distance were: Mr. Robt. Bowie, Starr;
Mr.. Thos. Leo, Anderson; Misses Nc
Clanahan and Vornor, Rotreat; Miss
Mary stevenson, DenVor, May Wo oil
live to meet again vt tho residence of Mr..
Earlo to spond another such evening.
Miss Sallio McLesky spont tho holi-
days with relatives and friends near
Alpine.
Mr.. w. d. Giles made flying trip to
Donvor last S3naay.
Messrs. j. Is. Kilgoro and G. D. Giles
spent last Sunday with relatives in An
derson.
Mr.. j. A. Brown wont to Clemson tho
first of tho week. WALKING STICK.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-01-05
An .tnderson Wedding.

Anderson Advocate, JanU,ry Q: "Tast
Tuesday at u NJ, quiet homo Wedding
was celebrated at tho residence of Hon
j. H., Rroazoalo, in this city, which
united tho hearts and hands of bis old
est daughter, Miss Ada, and Mr.. Walter
Phifor, of Grccnvillo. Only q fow of tho
Immediate friends of tho family wore
present, and to the strains of tho we'd
ding march, played by Mrs. j. NJ. Pat
rick on tho piano, accompanied by Mr..
David Silvorman on tho violin, the bri-
dal couple marched into tho parlor and
faced Row. o. j. Copeland, who, in q
worry impressive manner spoke tho fate
fnl w0r,s that linked thom for lifo.
After an informal luncheon tho bridal
con, loft tho house, followed by show
ors OF rice and drove to tho depot, where
thoy took tho train for Greonvillo, thor
future homo. Mr.. Phifor iG to bo con-
gratnlatcd, for no has won for n wife ono
CT tho gontlost and most unassuming
girls In this city. And our best wishes
follow them" l -. ..
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-01-05
Meeting OF County Wonrd.

On last Monday the County Board of
Commissioners mot in their office.
Every member was present and tho pro-
ceedings were harmonious. Mr.. j. NJ.
IIunnicutt, tho newly elected County
Supervisor, was present, but as ho had
not received his commission from tho
Secretary of State, he could not take
charge, and Mr.. A. Lay, tho retiring
Supervisor, presided, and attended to
tho routine businesg.
On Tuesday morning Mr.. j. M. Hun
nicutt tolcgraphed to tho Secretary of
State, and received an answer in tho
afternoon that his commission had that
day boon issued and mailed. Upon
receipt Of this dispatch (about four
O'Clock Oh Tuesday afternOOn) Mr.. Lay
turned tho Office over to Mr.. Hunnicutt,
who Immediately took charge az County
Supervisor.
At tho session on Monday tho follow
ing resolution of thanks to tho retiring
Supervisor and Clork was passed:
Resolved, That tho thanks of this
Board be extended to tho retiring Super
visor, A. Lay, and j. w. Shelor, Esq,
fidelity with which they have evor dis
charged the duties of their offices, and
tho uniform courtesy and consideration
shown by thom in tho wise, honest and
efficient manner in which thoy have dis
charged their d:ties toward us, and tho
public at large.
Re" lived, That our best wishes, and
wo feel sure tho best wishes of tho pub
lie al large, will accompany them in tho
future.
Resolved, Il" .oabovo resolutions bo
published in tho county papers.
GUY II. GROVE, Clork.
January Q, 1900.
Tho Board also made requisition on
tho Legislature for tho following tax
levy for the year 1900:
Mills.
For ordinary county purposes. ...2a
VI lobNo'
For Court cXpGnso. o................1
For past Indebtedness. 80. -. ....2
Tho term of Office of j. w. Shelor, Esq.
as Clerk, having expired, he declined
reelection, and Mr.. Guy r. Grove was
elected Clerk of tho Board.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-01-05
A IHoppy RHarEEaSS,

Married, on Thursday afternoon, at a
o'clock, tho 22d Of December, 1903, at
tho residence Of the hride's father, Mr.
VIM. A. Barron, Mr.. j. Frod. Alexander
to Miss E. Stokes Barron, both of Oconee
county, s. c., Rev. w. @. Soaborn oflioiat-
ing. Tho attendants wore, first, MIR. W.
III. Stribling and Miss Carrie Stribling;
second, Mr.. S. II, Barron and Miss Sallie
Alexander; third, Mr.. Charles Knox end
Miss Mamie Barron;. fourth, Mr.. Benja-
man Alexander and Miss Steller Barron.
After tho ceremony we wore ushered
into tho dining room whore wo oil farod
sumptuously. Misses Rosa and Nannio
Barron know how to mako their guests
enjoy themselves. After supper the
evening was spont in plays and pleasant
conversation until late hour, when tho
party dispersed to meet noxt morning to
accompany tho groom and his charming
bride to tho home of his father, Hon. j.
g. Aloxandor, where anothor reception
awaited them. Their many friends join
in wishing them g long and happy life.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-01-05
Testing Their NeIghbOrs.

Three charming, bIushing and hand
somo young maidcns of Nowberry, in
company with staid old married man, q
member of the family, decided to have q
little fun ono night last week, and at tho
on Calhonh street. Thoy blackcd thoir
faces and started ont begging for pennies
and broad Thoy went 10 goyoral homes
with their pitiful pleas for bclp and waro
coon loaded with hard biscuits and fOw
pennies and dimes. Tho sympathies of
some OF tho residents wnro 80 aroused
that in addition to responding TO tho ap-
peal for aid thoy and tho beggnrs wept
together. At one place they were reeog-
siized and wore invitod in to chocolate
and cake. They had lots of fun and
posed. + -. .,,.'', 80 -
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-01-05
Congratulations Extended.

Tho Hampton Guardian, December %:
"Tho Guardian has received the follow
ing invitation: 'Mrs. j. II. Kay requests
your presence at the marriage Of her
daughter, Cora Lee, to Mr.. Il. A. III.
Schroeder, Wednesday evening, December
28, at 8 O clock, at hor residence, Faculty
Hill, Walhaliu, S. c. Tho happy event
comes off this "wednesday evening, and
in advance wo extend our sincere con-
gratnlations to tho happy couple. Mr..
horo and his old friends arc delighted to
know that ho is to bo ono of tho happiest
of men. Good luck to you and yours,
Fred, and may you live long and pros
DOR"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-01-05
BEATS THE KLONDIKE.

Mr.. A. G. Thomas, of Marysville,
Texas, has found II moro valuable dis
covery than has yot boon made in the
Klondike. For years he suffered untold
agony from consumption, accompanied
cnred by DR.. Rings Now Discovery s for
consumption, coughs and colds. He de-
clares that gold is of little value in COM
parison with this marvellous cure; would
have it even if it COST hundred dollars
q bottle. Asthma, bronchitis and all
throat aud lung affections arc positively
cured by DIR. Kings Now Discovery for
consumption. Trial bottles FREQ at J. w.
Belps, Walhalla, w. j. Lunnoy's, Sonoca,
and III. B. zimmorman's, Westminster,
drug stores. Regular size 80 cents and
$l.O0. Guaranteed to ouro or price re-
funded.
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Kind Words of Appreciation.

In writing to ronow his subscription
for 1899 Mr.. T.. l.. Edwards, of Hunters
vile, S. c., Expresses himself in tho fol
lowing words Of commendation and On
dOrsomcnt :
ST can not we'll do without the Cou
RIER. 1t is one of tho best papers in the
State. | got more nows from it than any
othcr paper that / como in contact with
Your paper is nice, neat and clean, and
its columns filled with the latest general
news from every quarter of tho globe
1t gives tho cream of all that's worth
publishing in q nutshell. TO say that ]
like your valuable sheet is not half praise
enough. Give us all tho news about
Oconeo that you can during six OF
twelve months next, and | trust by that
timo ] will be q citizen of Oconeo."
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-01-05
Mills
A Great Book Free.

When DR.. r. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N.
Y, published tho first edition of his
work, The Peoples Common Sense Mcdi-
cal Advisor, ho announced that after
$50, ,0O0 copies had boon sold ut the regu.
lar price, $l.50 per copy, tho profit on
which would repay him for tho great
amount of labor and money oxpondod in
producing it he would distribute tho
uoxt half million FREQ. AS this number
of copies has already been sold, ho is now
distributing, absolutely FREQ, 100000
copies of this most complete, interesting
and valuable common sense medical
work oyer publishod~-tho recipient only
being required to mail to him, OF tho
above address, twOnty-ono l2D oDnt9 in
one-cent stamps to covor cost Of mailing
only, and the book will DO sent postpaid,
1t 10 vorltablo medical library, com,
ploto in ono volume. 1t contains over
1000 pages and moro than 800 illustra-
tions. Tho FREQ edition Is precisely tho
samo as those sold at $l.50 except only
That the books arc bound in strong ma
nilla pane: covers instead of cloth. Send
now before oil are givel away.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-01-05
NEWS NOTES.
HntereSting Htenan Shortened Down 20
tho Rendcrg OF tho Oourier.

hnteresting Htenhn Shortened Down gor
tho HendorH OF tho Oourier.
Ovor 200 persons were arrested in At
lanta Monday on tho charge Of drunken
moss. =,
Among other things, President McKin-
10y received for q Christmas present, q
mocking bird.
Miss Mercedes Garcia, daughter of the
late general, died at Thomasvillo, Ca,
last Tuesday.
The President has appointed Ethan A.
Hitchcock, at present ambassador to
Russia, to succeed Cornelius N. Bliss, as
secretary Of the interior. u
Senator Frye, of Maine, says that "if
we are crazy, we will give the Philippines
back to Spain, and if we are fools, we
will divide them among European na-
tions. lie wants TO hold thom.
BY the retirement of Admiral Bunce
on account of the age limit, last Sunday,
Admiral Dewey has become tho senior
officer of the American navy. Unless
Congress makes an exception in his case,
Admiral Dewey will be retired on De-
cember 20, noxt.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-01-05
Sio Wanted the Enrth.

Judge d. p. Vornor, tho popular mas
ter in equity, is always ready with an
appropriate anocdOte to illustrate tho
subject under discussion. The question
of annexation was being discussed in
his Office, and it had boon remarked that
whilo Bryan's opposition to expansion
was right i'll theory, tho country needed
something to draw it away from tho old
issues and give it now lifo.
"rho American people," said Judge
Vornor, "aro like tho old lady who used
to 1.-Two at Townyilln. Sho said that she
only wanted to own all tho land which
adjoned what sho already had" The
forco of tho illustration incroases tho
more it is studied.
Dor remarked that If tho lady had tho
whole earth for cotton patch shc would
want potato patch in tho moon. ~
Grconyllo Mountainecr.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-01-05
BuoklenSs Arnica SaIye,

Tho best salvo in tho world for outs,
bruises, sorso, ulcers, salt rhoum, fever
sores, totter, ohappod hands, ohilblains,
corns and all skin efuptions, and posi-
tively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. prico 25 cents per
box. For sale by d. B. Darby, Walhalla;
w. j. Lunnoy, Seneca, and II. B. Zim-.
norman. Westminister.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-01-05
County Superintendent OF Education.

On last Friday Mr.. w. II. Barrou re-
ooivod his commission rs County Super
intondont of Education, and Capt. V. It.
Martin duly inducted him into Office rs
his successor. Mr.. Barron is fast famil-
iarizing himself with tho dutios and rou-
tino work of tho otlico. He can DO found
daily in his of1ico in tho court house, or
addressed ut Walhalla, S. G.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-01-05
. Y - -
Taxes Pretty vVeu Collected. :.

Tho people of Oconee county have
paid up their taxes q great deal closer
than was expeoted, considering the hard
times. For want of money they waited
until tho very last to pay and in oonse.
Quence the Treasurer could not write
receipts as fast as the people camo, and
hence thoy would have to leave their
names for faxes Sud the Treasurer sS,:st
Issue receipts as he can.
Up to this (Thursdayj morning the
County Treasurer has issued 4,808 tax
receipts. There are about 5000 tax pay
ors in tho county; this would leave 892
persons who hav( 'ot Stt paid. H., r..
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-01-05
When there was Trouble.

Tho samo words, or words pronounced
alike, may have different meanings to
differont people, rs in tho following
instancoi
A farmer storTod in front Of q Michigan
City electric plant and asked o hystandor; !;
"Whnt is that 'ero building, o faotoryp"
"NO, plant" was tho answer.
"What do they raso therop"
"Curronts," replied tho quick-witted
bystander.
'What arc they worth bushelp"
j "We soil thom by tho shockp"
The farmer pulled his beard, scratched
his hoad and drove down town to market
his vegetables. #
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-01-05
FREE PILLS.

Send your address 10 II. lc Bucklon &
Co.. Chicago, and got froe sample box
of DR.. RiDg's New Life Pills. A trial
will conviuoo you of their merits. These
pills arc easy in action and arc particu-
1arly effective in tho cure of constipation
and sick headache. For malaria and
liver troubles they hayo been proved in
valuable. They arc guaranteed to be
perfectly free from every deleterious sub
do not weaken by their action, but by
giving tone TO stomach and bowels
greatly invigorste tho system. Regular
size 25c. per box. Sold by j. w. Boil,
Walhalla; w. j. Lunney, Seneca; III. B.
Zimmerman, Westminstor, Druggists.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-01-05
A uruiuuG SoCiuI Eyeut,

Tho most delightful and unique social
ovont Of the Christmas holidays was tho
Cologne Party" given at tho residence
of Maj. S. p. Demdy last Thursday night
by some of the young mon, complimon-
tary to their young lady friends. Tho
night of this party will long be remom-
bored by those present, as having boon
tho most enjoyable and woll spent oven
ing of the holidays. Among those pros
ont were Miss Kotta Sitton, of Pendlo-
ton, Misses Soaborn, Bell, Thompson,
Maxwell, Strothor and Dcndy, and
Mcssrs. Eugene FAINT, of Anderson,
Seaborn, Thompson, Ansol, Darby and
Merrck.