Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-02-16
Tocal amo @ersonal.

keep off tho icol
Have you got the grip?
--Whew! Hain't it been cold.
--Yesterday was Ash Wednesday.
st. Valentines day has cor.e and
gone.
Have your town license renewed
ct onco and save penalty.
Last Sunday was tho anniversary of
Abraham Lincoln's birth.
-"Remember the Maino." She was
blown up y year ago yesterday.
Next Wednesday is tho anniversary
of tho birth of George Washington.
-We regret to learn that Sheriff w.
w. Moss Is unwell and confined to his
bed.
Mr.. VIM. G. Perry, of Enorcc, is
visiting his father, Mr.. VIM. Perry, and
family.
Capt. S. X. Dendy, q clever knight
of the grip. visited his family in Wal
halla this week.
Go to see j. & j. s. Carter, Westmin-
ster. They have lot of mules and
horses for sale and it will pay you to 500
them If you want to buy.
Mrs. II. T.. Schroeder and three ohil-
dren and Mrs. J. NJ. Pendergrass loft last
Saturday morning for Kingstree, whero
thsy will spend somo time among rela-
tives and friends.
Go to Claude Little & Co., Wcstmns-
ter, 3. c., for your dry goods, shoes,
hats, groceries, 60. They will save you
money.
Tho senior editor of THE COURIER
went to Pendleton to-day to close trade
for brick for the building of our new
quarters.
Tho administrators of tho lato Col.
G. T.. Hollingsworth, of Pickens, sold
last week 1870 bales of cotton at Ct cents
to w. w. Burgess, of Greer's.
DIR. w. j. Bramlott, of Grecnvillo,
arrived in Walhalla Tuesday and re-
manned Wednesday in consultation with
DR.. Darby as to the condition of Mrs.
w. w. Moss.
-.Be sure to take your produce to J.
&c J. s. Carter, Westminster. They will
pay you the highest market price, and
sell, you goods OF cash prices. How does
thia suit your
-AAGreenville News: "Mr. Cecil Todd,
of Seneca, brother of Druggist A. M.
Todd, Of this city, has accepted a posi-
tion with John B. Wior, the grocer, and
will make Greenville his home"
Don't fail to read the advertisement
Of J. 6 j. s. Carter. Thoy keep an up
to-date stock of goods, and are deter
mined, by their low prices, to lot them
90.
South Carolina was represented in
tho battle with tho Filipinos on tho 9th
instant In tho porson of Mr.. Jack Floyd,
son of Mr.. J. s. Floyd, of Walhalla.
He is in u Nebraska regiment.
just received car load of three and
four-year-old mules for salo. They will
grow you money every day. Come quick!
A. w. THOMPSON, Seneca, S. G..
Mics Jane Adger, sister of the lato
Rev. j. B. Adgor, d. d., died in Char
ieBton on the 7th instant at au advanced
age. She did not long survive her dis
tinguished brother.
just received car load Of three and
four-yearold mules for sale. They will
grow you money ovory day. Come quick |
A. w. THOMPSON, Seneca, s. G.
last Saturday ono of Mr.. B. r.
Wostmoreland's children got ono sido
and arm burned worry badly by falling in
tho fire. The child caught its foot under
"a cooking untensil, which was sitting
pear tho fireplace, and stumbled, result
ing as above stated.
"A severe wind storm struck our
neighboring town of Seneca thia morn
ing about Or o'clock and did coaside-
rable damage. Tho telephone wires arc
brokon and torn up, fences are con-
Didorably blown down and tho old Keo-
wee Hotel unrOofed.
---Rev }. r. Singleton, tho pastor of
tho Baptist church at Pondloton, was
married Tuesday, February 14th, to Miss
Rosabello Smart, of Troy, Abbovillo
county, s. @. The groom is woll known
In Oc0nee county, whero he has many
friends. who extend congratulations and
wish tho happy young couple many years
of joy and felicity.
Tho snow last Saturday night ap-
pealed to tho inventive genius of somo of
the young men In town, and carly Sun
day morning, with hammer and saw,
shey were out transforming parts of bug
gies and pieces of lumber into sleighs.
Sy noon seVorai Very comfortable-look.
ing snow rigs wore gliding noiselossly
over about four inohes of snow,