Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-05-18
Notal amo @erspnul.
-Sond your orders to Jaynes's for your

-Sond your orders to Jaynes's for your
groceries.
Tho Groonville District Conference
will be hold at Williamston, S. c., July
2O-23
-Rorn, unto Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Holle-
man, Of Anderson, on tho 10th instant. n
sweet girl baby.
Tho place to got bargains in shoes,
hats and clothing is at tho "Now York
Bargain Store"
Attention, contractors! That is tho
heading of an advertisement in another
column. Read it.
Read school notices and notice of
dissolution Of partnership Ia another
column of this issue.
Tho Charleston News and Courier
and tho Evening Post each issued credit
able reunion editions.
Next Sunday is Pontecost. Cor
mans, look at this:
4fin9sten! Alle eur 9iirthe!
Suits of mems and boys clothing,
good quality, from two dollars up, at
tho "Now York Bargain Store" Wal
halla, S. G.
Married, at tho residence of II. A.
II. Gibson, Esq, on Sunday, May 14tb,
1890, Mr. Elbert Morton to Miss Isio
Kerr, Esquire Gibson officiating.
Mrs. Geo. w. Eaton has tho honor of
eating tho first English peas, grown in
her garden, this year. Sho had this
vegetable for dinner ON last Sunday.
Mrs NJ. E. Ackerman and Mrs.
Knapp, who have spent somo months at
Mrs. II. p. Tcrhune's, left Wednesday
morning for their homo in New York.
Health for ton conts. Cascarets
make tho bowels and kidneys act natur-
ally, destroy microbes, euro headache,
biliousncss and constipation. All drug
gists.
Mr.. JAS. A. Lay, of Bcsscmor, Ala,
arrived Wednesday OH a visit to the
family of his father, Hon. A. Lay. lie
is popular conductor OH tho l.. and N
Railroad. His many friends arc pleased
to learn of his success.
Cards arc out announcing a reception
to be given by Mr.. and Mrs. Anson Cum
mings Merrick at their residence, "rhe
Naples" in Walhalla, S. c., in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Stephens Merrick,
Thursday evening, June lst, 1898, from
8 to - o'clock.
Tho second quarterly conference of
the Seneca and Walhalla Station will bo
held at Walhalla June 2-4. Rev. John
B. Wilson, the new Presiding Elder, will
be present to preach and preside over
the conference. An interesting pro-
grammc is being arranged for tho open
inf exercises on Friday night, to which
the public generally is cordially invited.
The members and friends of tho
Lutheran Sunday school are to-day Gil
ioying a picnic at Mr.. Pieper's park
This popular and pleasant resort wit
nesscs happy return of many annual
gatherings, but none are more so than
when tho brght-eyed boys and girls of
Sabbath schools resort thithcr with
their friends and matrons.
Anderson Advocate "Mr. John c..
CAN'T, of the Fork, who attended tic re-
union in Charleston last week, was ono
of tho men who carried Gen. Kirby
Smith off tho field at Manassas when he
was wounded. He belonged to tho 4th
S. c. V. 1t would have been ar appro-
pirate thing to have presented him to
Mrs. Kirby Smith,"
-Toccoa (Ga.) Record, May II: "Mrs.
da Ponte and children. Misses Ethel,
Agnes and Master Harry, of New Or
leahs, arrived at the Edwards House last
Tuesday, whore they will spend tho
summer. Mrs. da Ponte and her charm
ing daughters were here two summers
ago and made quite a favorable impress
sion on the people of Toccoa. We gladly
welcome them back
THE COURIER is i'm receipt Of the
"ieenville Sunday Times and tho Union
Vindicator and the Spartanburg FREQ
Lance, three new papers established in
South Carolina within the past two
weeks. They are up-to-date, full of
"hot STUFF and the kind that help a
State, county and town. We take plea
sure in placing them on our exchange
MIST. May thoy live long and prosper
Tho Presbyterian College at Clinton,
S. c., evidently wishes to place college
etuCiClOll "ltHlh Cilb Ol CFcEy ono.
1t OfIors matriculatiOn fec, tuition, room
rent and board for next collegiate year
for tho small sum of 500. This offer is
made to as many as can be accommodated
in its boarding department. This cor
tainly gives IN opportunity to obtain a
thorough education III III cxtromoiy low
cost
Tho OcOneo News took its departure
from Walhalla to Scnc.a last Friday,
at which place it will be published in tho
future. We wish it abundant success
and prosperity in its new field Of labor.
Mr.. w. p. Dickson will still continue
with the paper and manage its mechani-
cal department with his usual industry
and enterprise. Mr.. Dickson made many
warm personal friends while ho lived in
Waihalla who regret his departure.
.-Wo arc pleased to sec Mr.. j. S. Floyd
on our streets again. After undergoing a
severe surgical operation for tho removal
OF d cataract over the loft oyo, he has
regaincd much of his former strength.
1t is thought that the operation will be
successful, and tho sight will DO largely
restored. JIe has suffered much from
nervous prostration ut times, but this,
too, has been overcome, and his many
friends hope to sec him entirely restored
ut an oarly day