Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-02-09
Hoeal ano Dersomal.

Mr.. +. w. Keys, of Enoree, is visit
ing relatives and friends in Walhalln.
-Messrs. II. T.. Schroeder and J. B.
Shanklin, Of Pelzer, attended Court this
weok.
-Messrs. A. Boarden and A. 2. Grant,
Of Oalway and Fair Play respectively,
are in Columbia this week.
MIR. j. p. Arvo, tho clovor postmas-
tor at Pulaski, paid this oflico all appro-
ciated call on Tuesday last.
Attention is called to tho Ordinances
of tho town of Walhalla, which will bo
found OH tho fourth page of this issue.
Deputy Collector Aikon, of Greon-
villo, and Deputy Collector w. G. Fisher,
of Ashoville, NJ c., were in town this
week.
Mr.. S. Earlo Maxwell came home
Wodn esday evening on sick furlough.
IIe is snfforing with q severe attack of In
grippe.
-Yestorday and to-day have boen the
coldost Of the wintor. Tho thermometer
registered 1S degrees above zorro Wcdncs-
day morning.
just received a car load of threo and
four-year-old mules for salo. They will
grow you money evory day. Como quick
A. w. THOMPSON, Seneca, S. G..
Mics Addie latham arrived in Wal
halla from Baltimore last Friday and loft
Monday for Anderson and Greenwood to
visit relatives and friends.
Policeman Beck raidcd room in tho
roar of Toaguos restaurant last Satur-
day and arrested Nance Coily, white, for
solling liquor. "Manco" put up $40 for
appearance before the Mayor, but up to
tho present t;Hio he has not appeared.
Go to CLAUDIO Little & Co., Wostmins-
tor, 5. G., for your dry goods, shoes,
hats, groceries, &c. They will save you
money.
Mrs. HarriotS S. Garwood, of Atlanta,
Ga, attended tho funeral of hor relative,
Mrs. Della S. Jaynes, at Richland, last
Friday afternoon. Her visit in tho hour
of sorrow was attended by comfort for
an afflicted homo. She returned Monday
afternoon.
Just received q car load of three and
four-year-od uiuios for sale. They viii
grow you money every day. Come quick |
IA. w. 1HoMlSoN, IocIoCt, .. ".
On last Saturday night tho residence
of DR.. d. b. Darby was entered by bur-
glar. An entrance into the room of Mr.
j. II. Darby was elected Two pairs of
pants, coat, watch, and $35 in money
were stolen. 1t is hoped that tho guilty
parties may bo caught.
-Wc have n lot of good horses and
mules for sale and they arc going cheap,
If you expect to buy this year, now is
your timo. j. e j. s. CARTER.
Mfr. II. I. Weaver, of Roswell, Ga,
was in Walhalla on Saturday. While
horo ho was the guest of Mr.. Jesse Nc
vile. The many friends Of Mr.. Weaver
wero pleased to meot him again. Tho
latch string will always hang out among
our Walhalla people, welcoming Mr..
Woaver's return.
Mfr. J. II. Ashworth, formerly of
Walhalla, has recently secured position
as general manager of tho "Shclton Fac
tory" Union Tobacco Company, Of Dan
vile, Va. 1Ie entered upon tho duties
of this position on February lst. His
many friends hero and throughout tho
coss.
DO You evor expect to buy new sow
ing machine? If so, go see j. & j. S.
Carter, Westminster, S. G. If they can't
havo you money, who eau, for Uney nave
well selected stock of them and say
they must 90.
Constable L. b. Reese brought in thrco
Iii I,I,
Earle and Monroe Earle--charged witt
burglary. The store of Compton IL
Pullen, at Fair Play, was entered Friday
night and goods of considerable value
stolen. The trio were lodged in Jail and
will peep through the bars fos a few days
pending preliminary hearing before
Magistrate w. O. White.
Mr.. T.. Reid Kay, of Anderson, had
narrow escape from serious if not fatal
injury Monday evening. While riding
on tho top of freight cars from the
freight depot to the passenger depot, ho
was thrown by tho sudden stopping of
tho train between two cars and carried
under tho trucks. A second sudden stop
of the train saved his fcct from being
oA"o''oN t'o viz ahhioo oJ I'll "lcelS.
Don't forget that j. & j. S. Carter,
Westminster, S. c., always keep tho sold
reliable' Rock Hill buggy, and if it is a
good buggy yOu arc looking for, lust
buy one of those r. II. B. and you have
got all you want to make life worth living.
-Deput? Marshals Corbin and MoKin-
noy destroyed large blockade distillory
near Long Creek last Tuesday. The dis
tillery was in full operation and about
$500 gallons of beer and mash were do.
strOyed. j. M. Phillips and Thomas Il.
Ramey wore captured and brought before
Commissioner Sholor and baicd for a pre-
liminary. On Wednesday tho samo Off
GERS destroyed an outfit near Cheoheo
Valley.
Mr.. Richard D. Vow died ut his
homo at Avalon, Ga, on Wednesday,
February 1st, a, cd 55 years. He began
life poor boy, D't achieved great sue
cess in business and political affairs
His attention was given mainly to mcr-
chandising and farming. IIo was re-
puted to be the woalthicst man in Frank
lin county, georgia. At different times
he had served his State in both Houses
of tho General Assembly. In his death
his family sustains tho loss of q loving
husband and father and tho country
KIND boncfactOr. Ho was native of
thi8 county and he left many Carolina
friends who tender sincere sympathy to
his Dereavod widow and children.
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