Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-03-02
Wotal ano Nsrsolral.

Schumacher quotes prices. Reao
his advertisement.
III. G.. Beattie, Receiver OF tho Blue
Ridge Railway, was In town last week.
To day is the anniversary of thu
death of John Wesley. lIe died in 1701
Sunday noxt will bo the anniversary
of tho Boston massacre, which occurred
in TITO. n
Saturday will bo tho anniversary o.
the battle of Morrisania, N. Y, fought
in 1882. ,..s ~ &a
Mrs. DIR. j. w. Bowen returned tt
her homo in Mount Pleasant yesterday
morning. .I,. fl .
Mr.. and Mrs. @. T.. Mason, of Toccoa
Ga, ,sero in Walhalla for few hours OF
Tuesday. .'.
Mr.. J. c. Langston, wife and child
arc visiting relatives in Clayton, Ga.
this week. .. .,.
Mr.. Joseph Hopkins of Seneca, i.
clorlsing in Mr.. l.. c. Cmig's storo a
this place. -..... H..
Yesterday was tho anniversary o.
tho adoption of tho articles of Confcde
ration in 1851.
Hurry tho preparation of tho land
for corn planting, which should begin
the last of this month. s
Mr.. G. J. Thompson, Of Cortlele, Ga.
is on visit to his father, Col. Robt A
Thompson, and family.
Misses Kate S'tribling and Stella Fin
cannon, of Seneca, visited their friend
Miss Fannie Crisp, last week.
Miss Sue Dondy left last Tuesda,
morning for Greenville, whore sho viii
visit hor sistor, Mrs l.. L. Barr.
Mr.. John A. BischoA, of tho Ebe
nezer section, is q happy father of n II
pound girl, born on the 2Sth ultimo.
-Rov. d. w. IIiott will preach q
Cross Roads Baptist church next Sunday
March 9TH, at II A. NJ. Everybody in
vitcd.
Go to Claude Little & Co., Westmins
ter, 5. c., for your dry goods, shoes
hats, groceries, &c. They will save yo,
money.
Mrs. Geo. Scaborn, of Atlanta, Ga.
is visiting hor parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j
w. Holloman, and other relatives in Wal
halla this week.
Read tho now advertisom ont of II. e
Alexander. His fertilzors are bettol
and cheaper than ovor before. Don
fail to see him before you buy.
Just received q car load of three anC
four-year-old mules for sale. They vii
grow you money every day Come quick
A. w. THOMPSON, Seneca, S. c..
--Read the new advertisement O
Lowcry, Byrd e Co., of Seneca, in thi
weeks issue. Thoy lay before the public
some valuable facts to consider.
Mrs. Il. Walter Thompson, of Co
lumbia, is on visit to her mother, Mrs
r. IIorndon, in Midway. She is accom-
panied by hor little son, Herndon.
Go to see ]. &c j. S. Carter, Westnin
stor. They have a lot of mules ant
horses for sale and it will pay you to SET
them if you want to buy.
The palmetto tree must come of
from tho dispensary whisl<ey bottles
That sacred omblom Of a proud State is
no longer to be trailed in the dust.
THE correspondents of THE COURIER
throughout the county, have not sont il
much matter this week. Tho membor
ofsour family should bestir themselves.
deputy Marshal w. b. +. Corbin ha
purchased the Morgan farm, near Wal
halla, from Mr.. Boone R. Moss. Mr.
Corbin will make this his future home.
Don't fail to read tho advertisement
of j. Il j. S. Carter. They keep an up
to-datc stock of goods, and are deter
mined, by their low prices, to let thon
60.
Miss Gertrude r. Smith is assisting
Prof. j. M. Moss in teaching. She en
tered upon her duties last Monday morn
ing as,teachor of the primary department
An Irishmon said that "G";r "a:
that complaint that kept You very sicl
six weeks after you got we'll" Perhap!
you will agree with him aftor you try it
Health for ton cents. Cascaret
make the bowels and kidneys act natur
ally, destroy microbes, euro headache
biliousncss and constipation. All drug
gists.
The Wizard Oil Company left Wal
halla last Sunday morning for Grccn
wood, whore thoy arc showing this week
This is good company and tho show il
up~to-date.
--Bo sure to take your produce to j
* j.. s. Carter, Westminster. They will
pay you tho highest market price, ant
sell you goods at cash prices. How doe
this suit you?
The foreman of tho COURIER chancet
to meet Mr.. John A. Ansol on the street
of Charleston this week and found hin
wearing enc broad and perpetual smile
1t is a girl.
--Rov. j. d. Mccullough will conduc
divine services at Noyillc's school hons
on tho first Sunday in each month at
o'clock p. NJ, beginning with next Sun
day, March 9Th.
Just received a car load of three an
four-ycar-old mules fer sale. They wi
grow you money every day. Come quick
A. w. THOMPSON, Seneca, s. G.
Read nj. w. Coleman & Co.'s no,
advertisement Their new spring good
arc arriving daily. They aro dealing
extensively in fertilizors, plows, otc
Give thom q call.
Tho city authorities arc laying
terra Gotta drain from tho pond on tn
Northeast corner of College and Mai
strcots. This work is the "right thing,
as il has been badly needed for som
years past.