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

Drug Store. Full limo.
See important notice to road con.
tractors in another column.
~''mr. j. r. Kay took charge CT the
ITroasurel's Office last Saturday.
NJ julio Anderson has boon pro
moted on the Blue Ridge Railroad.
-Nice brick storo oroom-good location
to ront. Apply at COURIER Office.
Miss Kate Stribling, of Seneca,
visitod her friend, Miss Fannie Crisp, Sun
day.
Miss Annie Maxwell fSkceping books
for G. G. Jayncs. Much success for Miss
Annie.
Tho thermometer registered five
degrees below freezing point on Wcdncs-
day morning.
:. Cadet John Brown, of Clemson Col
lego, camo homo Saturday night on q
sick furlough.
-Mcssrs. G. E. Fincannon, Earlo Har-
porr, and Thurston Horny woro in Wal
halla Sunday.
Roy. d. p. Beardon will preach ut
Corinth church on tho second Sunday in
April at IL o'clock A. NJ.
My. j. S. Dickson, who has boon
visiting relatives and friends in Walhalla,
left Saturday for Atlanta, Ga.
Mr.. Jesse r. Maxwell is now holding
a position on tho Bluo Ridge Railroad as
hagman. We wish him success.
Miss Ella Turner, Mrs. Cudworth's q
accomplished milliner, arrived in Wal
halla from Atlanta Saturday evening.
MIR. Ivan Garrison has returned to
his fathers home, near Walhalla, from
birmingham, Ala, where ho wont somo
weeks ago.
Mr.. James II. Bryce, who has just
returned from Arizona, where ho has
Deon for his health, wo arc glad to note,
is much improved.
Mayor Holleman "rubbed it in" for
several Offenders this week, and the
towns finances are booming-"And we
ought to be thankful for that
Miss Sue Dendy left Tuesday morn
ing for Clemson College, whore she will
of base ball between Cornell and Clemson
make tho bowels and kidneys act natur-
ally, destroy microbes, cure headache,
biliousncss and constipation. All drug
gists.
MFR. John II. Maxwell left Walhalla
Saturday morning for Col, mbia, whero
ho will accept position aS fireman on
the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad.
MIR. w. II. Barron has purchased tho
"" 1"pIisI PaIsonaRo properly, on MAIN
street, from Mr.. Robert Miller. Mr.. Bar
ron will move into his now homo at an
early date.
If you want cheap goods 90 to J. &
j. S Carter, Westminster. Don't forget
that they will pay highest market prico
for your chickens and other produce. A
nice lot of pants just received.
-Rcv. J. l.. Daniel will preach sor-
mon on Tho Resurrection " in tho
Walhalla Methodist church next Sunday
morning. At the conclusion Of tho ser
mon the Sacrament OF tho Lord's Supper
will bo administered
-LosT, q medal, with tho following
words: "Dissimius non Scholao scd
IitOe," between Walhalla and Bagwell's,
last Wednesday,. Tho finder will please
leave at the COURIER Office and got re-
ward.
MIR. w. l.. Barber began work Tues
day morning on Mr.. w. l.. Vorncr's house
on Faculty Hill. The hcuso will bo re-
doubt cause some suspicion az to what
'Mr. l.. 's' intentions are.
Go to j. q }. S. Cartcr's to get your
new suit. The have them now and more
coming. Your wants shall Do supplied,
for you want large stock to select from
and you want prices right. So 60 now
and got first choice.
-Messrs. Jas. Thompson, Jas. M.
Ansol, c. w. Bauknight, w. II. Hester,
G. w. Perry, Hugh IIolleman, Louis
Brennecke, n. T.. Alexander. X. @. Mer-
rick and j. NJ. Baldwin took in tho Cor
ncll-Clcmson base ball game yesterday.
AT the congregational meeting Of the
Walhalla Presbyterian church on last
Sunday morning Judge j. w. lIOlleman
was elected an Elder and DIR. G. G.
PrObst a Deacon. These gentlemen will |
no doubt mako good and faithful officers
Spring is hero and our spring goods
are here. Do not fail to SEQ our new
lines, for wo can suit you; besides, that
thing you are 80 anxious abOut (prices), |
will suit you. Como now.
d. ~ ). S. CARTER. Westminster, S. e. |
? MIR. S. X. Neville left Walhalla satur-
day morning with car load of cattle. !
ifo will stop at Richmond, Va, Balti-
more, Md, and Jersey City, N. j. Mr.. |
Neville has made several trips lately,
and is pleased with his success
Those wanting first class fertilizers
would do vol to consult tho advertiser
mont of Mr.. w. II. Barron in another
column. llo is the agent OF several
brands of standard guanos. IIC will sell
you either for cash or on tim0.
The Session of the Walhalla Prcsby-
terian church has elected Gen. w. +.
Erwin delegate to the spring meeting of
the South Carolina Prosbytery, which
meets at Lebanon church, i'm Abbeville
county on April 7th. Maj. S. p. Dendy
Is tho alternate.
Miss Ncttic Jones, who has been a
student In tho art class of Miss Ida
school for several months,
has returned to hor homo at Tamassee.
Miss Jones is bright and accomplished
young lady and we regret her departure
from our midst.
Mrs. Wash White and her littlo
daughter, Ruby, of Hartwcll, Ga, woro
visiting tho family of Mr.. j. w. IIolle.
man last week. Mrs. White will bo worry
kin,lly remembered by somc of our citi-
zens ag Miss Callio Do0d, who taught
school in this county soycral years nro
before her marriage.
The many friends of Capt. and Mrs,
VIM. j. Neville wa regret to learn that
thoy are quite u, both being confined TO
fhoir room and bed tho greater, ,Mrt of
Lhe time. These good old people arc
very feeble and have been for several
months. In tho days of their health and
'trength thoy ministorod to tho sick as
fow OF thoir ncighho did. Now that
hey arc fcoble and in i'll health they
dcsorVo much attention from their kins-
folk and friends. This, wo fcel sure,
hoy will receive.
Mrs E. G. Withors, of Maytown, Pa,
who has spcnt tho winter with her
brother, DIR. II. G. G. Fahncstock, in Wal.
lalla, left this morning for Grconyille, S.
", whoro shc will spend n day, and thon
'eturn to her home ut Maytown. She
Will DO joined at Greonvill0 tomorrow