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

Tomorrow is tho anniversary Of tho
uoath of Queon Elizabeth, WHO died in
1908.
! SEQ DOW ad. Of G. G.. Jaynca aud the
announcement of Mr.. J. N. Rutherford
contained in 1t.
Next Monday will DO tho anniversary
Of tho discovery Of Florida III 15i2 by
Ponce do Leon.
To day is tho anniversary of the
mooting of tho Provincial Congress ut
! Concord in 1775.
Miss Amelia Wanner, of Atlanta,
Ga, is visiting Mrs. G. II. Stucke and
family in West Union.
! Miss Stella Langston, of Clayton,
Ga, is on n visit to her brother, Mr.. j.
c. Langston. and family.
| Tho merchants are receiving their
spring stocks. Watch thoir advortise-
ments and give them your patronage.
| Mrs. Mollie Rowo, of Cairo, Illinois.
has been Oh visit to hor mother, Mrs.
Sarah Wilson, and family, near Wal
halla. She returned to her distant homo
Friday morning.
| Gardens will DO lato this spring. Very
littlo work has boon done i'm thom yet.
A fow have snatohod an opportuno hour
and planted Irish potatoes and onions,
but generally whom tho ground was too
| wet.
Spring is horo and our spring goods
arc here. DO not fail to SEQ our now
| lines, for wo can suit you; besides, that
thing you arc SO anxious about (prices),
will suit you. Como now.
J. & J. S. GARTER, Westminster, S. G.
Tho beof market of Mcssrs. Ridcout
e Ballenger have been moved to the
Rochester building Oh tho East side of
Maine street, opposite Mr.. A. Fischossor' S
store. The now quarters for tho market
havo been repaintod and thoroughly ron
ovated.
Deputy Collector John f. Bryan,
who camo to Walhalla last Friday to as
sist Deputy Collector Aiken on Govern
mcnt business, was stricken with Il
threatened attack of pneumonia at the
Walhalla Hotel. Ho was carried to
Groonvillo Sunday afternoon by Mr..
Aiken.
DR.. and Mrs. j. g. Davis, of Colum-
bia, arrived in Walhalla Sunday after
noon from Hartwoll, Ga. where they
had been visiting friends. They arc
visiting their friends, DR.. and Mrs. w.
II. Stoddard. They wero accompanied
| by Mrs. Ed. Adams, of Hartwell, who
loft Monday morning for Seneca to visit
relatives.
-Mossrs. A. G. Burton and j. N. Ruth
orford, who have for some timo been in
tho cotton seed meal and hull business
| in Walhalla, have discontinued business.
Mr.. rutherford will hereafter DO in the
meal and hull business for Mr.. G. G..
Jayncs at his waro house, near tho depot.
Mr.. Burton intends, in tho near future.
to engage in the saw mill business. All
of these gentlemen have our best wishes
for their future success.
| Mfr. T.. j. Ilunnicutt, tho accomodat-
ing and clever milliner, of Seneca, left
on the Goth instant for tho Northern mar
kcts, where he will buy fancy and COM
plctc stock Of millinery for his many
patrons and friends. Mr.. Hunnicutt Is
always abreast of the times and wo pre-
dict that he will bring to our market a
we'll selected stock of millinery, no.
tions and dress goods, which will meet
the expectations of his many customers.
Mr.. i. II. Maynard, of Williston,
S. G., selling agent for DR.. NJ. A. Sim
mons, st. Louis, Mo-, made q pleasant
call Mt the COURIER Office on Tuesday
morning. lie is placing orders among
| Irn0niuto nr 10
bratcd livor medicines. Mr.. Maynard is
a very clever drummer, socablo and affa-
bic, and says ho is q native of Edgefield
county in this State, whcre many of
South Cardinals distinguished sons wcro
born.
Tho Trinity (colored) M. T.. Church
Sunday School of Walhalla will cello
brate Easter Sunday, April I'd, ut 3
o'clock p. NJ, by appropriate exercises,
such as essays, recitations, speeches,
music, &C., by tho pupils of the Sunday
School. An address will also bc doliv-
cred by tho pastor, Rev. j. d. Mitchell.
Rev. Geo. w. McFall, tho superintendent
of tho school, will have charge of tho
programme and direct tho exercises
| ho PupiS "ic ih'ltcu " bGlcHu.
MFR. and Mrs. Eugene j. Harris, who
were living in Atlanta, Ga, until quito
recently, have moved to Meridian, Miss,
where they arc permanently located, and
where Mr.. Harris has Il nice position,
Mrs. Harris will be kindly and lovingly
remembered by our Walhalla people as
tho beautiful and accomplished daughter
of the late lamonted Col. VIM. G. Keith,
once tho brilliant and able editor of THE
COURIER. Cur host wishes accompany
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris to their now homo.
Mr.. Samuel Hunter, who has been
engaged in teaching school ut Meridian,
Fla, for tho past six months, is expected
to return to his homo, near Westminster,
on next Monday, 9th instant In writ
ing to us about changing tho address of
his paper, lIo says: "TnE COURIER has
been source of much comfort to mo,
and now feel that l can not do without
it, Wo appreciate such n compliment,
coming from gentleman so well quail
fled to form correct judgment rs to tho
merits of good newspaper.
Tho interior of tho Walhalla Baptist
church in undergoing coat of paint
under tho skillful touch and artistic
taste Of Mr.. Charles FinkoHstedt. The
sido and ond walls arc being painted
white, whilo tho overhead ceiling will be