Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-04-27
Hotul alrb Mersomul.
Tho picnic season dvawoth nigh!
--Ballard's and Swans Down Flour al


MIR. J. r. Kay wont to Grcenville
Wednesday morning on business.
For q spring tonic to build up the
system, take Lunney's Sarsapariiia.
Mr.. Lewis Knox spent several days
among friends in Walhalla this wook.
j. w. Shelor, Esq, is attending tho
United States Court in GrconVille this
woek
For biliousness, headache, pain in
back and sido Lunney's 8 hour livor pills
arc n cure.
DIR. and Mrs. j. w. Bell and Mrs.
T.. A. Boil are in Anderson visiting rola-
tives and frionds.
Miss Myra Hcstor loft Monday for
Spartanburg to visit friends and attend
tho Converse musical.
Col. II. S. VanDiviore is attending
tho United States Court in Groenvilio in
tho capacity of juror.
Call at Jaynes's grocery, where you
will find all goods nice and fresh and
sold under q guarantee.
Read tho now advertisement Of Mr..
o. II. Schumacher, "The Popular Price
Store" 1t will interest you.
--Mcssrs. w. w. Moss, G. w. Pratt
and Guy r. Groves arc attending the
Federal Court in Greenville this week.
Mrs. J. d. Werner loft Tuesday
morning for Snartanburg, where she will
spend several days visiting relatives md
friends.
Mr.. Frank Maxwell loft Wcdne uay
morning for Polzor, whore he has ac-
cented position. Wo wish him much
success.
Miss Jessie Peckham went to Ander-
son Wednesday morning. She will spend
several days visiting her fricnd, Miss
Belle FAINT.
--Mra. Thos. Grimshawo and Miss
Mabel Grimshawe, of Whiteside, N. c.,
spent several days this week visiting tho
family of Mr.. G. M. Nield.
There will be preaching in the Wal
hala Methodist church next Sunday
morning at eleven o'clock. Tho public
arc cordially invited to bo present.
Miss Marie Bruce, of TOccoa, Ga,
returned homo Monday morning, after
spending somo timo visiting her friend,
Miss Lillian Werner, in Walhalla.
Health for ten cents. Cascarets
make the bowels and kidneys act natur-
ally, destroy microbes, cure headache,
biliousncss and constipation. All drug
gists.
tive the Walhalla Comedy Company
n full house tomorrow night. They de-
sorve it, and you will never regret having
gone to see them. Only is cents admis-
sion.
"A sure winncr-put up IS cents on
the Walhalla Comedy Company tOmor-
row night and il you are not satisfied
WHICH Iiic nuo" 40 o'oi, Jou u w h"i" W
please.
Mr.. j. c. Lee, aged seventy eight
years, of tho Long Creek section, fell
from wagon one day this week and
received painful injuries. Particulars
not known.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Keys, of Easloy,
arc visiting relatives and friends in Wal
halla. They have q host of friends who
are always ready to welcome them back
TO Walhalla.
Mrs. w. ". Rowland returned to her
homo in Charlotte, N. c., Wednesday
morning, after spending somo time visit
ing her father, Col. r. A. Thompson,
and family.
is visiting the family of his brother, Mr..
j. r.. Hughes, in Walhalla. MIR. Hughes
has many friends hcre who are always
glad to see him.
The communion of the Lords sup.
per will be celebrated in tho Bethel Pres
byterian church next Sunday at l o'clock
A. NJ. There will bo preparatory servi-
ccs Oh Saturday.
Mrs. II. r.. Davis died at her homo,
on Little River, on Saturday, 22d instant,
aged II years, month and one day. The
relatives of the deceased have tho sylnpa-
thies of many friends
If you want cheap Gcc;!s sc &c !. s
J. s. Carter, Westminster. Don't forget
that they will pay highest market price
for your chickens and other produce. Il
nico lot of pants just received.
Mrs. F. A. oblor, of Atlanta, Ga,
accompanied by her little daughter, is
on n visit to her BROTHER, Mr.. Samuel N.
Pitchford, and family. She will spend q
month or six weeks in Walhalla. =.
Mrs. NJ. E. Wicklffo, after several
weeks visit to her parents in Chester. S.
To IN IIninn
S. G., on last Friday. IIor many friends
arc pleased to welcome her return.
MFR. w. r.. Potts has bought Mr. w.
IT, Vorner's interest in tho Potts u FGr
ncr livery stables and will hereafter con.
duct tho business alone. Mr.. Potts will
give his personal attention to tho stables.
Go to j. & j. S. Cartcrs to get your
new suit. The have them now and moro
coming. Your wants shall DO supplied,
for you want largo stock TO select from
and you want prices right. so 60 now
and got first choice.
The residence of Mr.. w. A. Strother,
of West Union, is receiving now coat
of paint. 1T has been remodolcd and q
new systom Of water works put in.
thereby adding much to tho comfort and
convenience of the dwelling.
Go to Pitchford's Opera House to-
morrow night and gee "a Loyal Friond."
You can always count on getting your
moneys worth when tho Walhalla
Comedy Company has q play on tho
stage. Popular priccs-l5 conts to all.
Spring is hore and our spring goods
are here. DO not fail to SEQ our now
lines, for we can suit you; besides, that
thing you arc so anxious about (prices),
will suit you Come now.
j. & j. s. CARTER, Westminster, S. G.
Mr.. l.. j. Kilburn is expected to ho
in Walhalla tomorrow on visit to his
mother and family. Lew has many
friends horo who arc always glad to 500
him. He is tho efficient and popular
foreman of tho Macon, Ga, Evening
News.
ga Loyal Friond,' Pitchford's
Opora House. to morrow night. DO a
loyal friend to tho old reliable Walhalla
Comedy Company by going and halp fiji
up tho hall. Remember: "a Loyal
friond," tomorrow night, April 28;
Pitchford's Opera House; Is conts to all.
Rev. J. A. s.. Anderson, of Anderson
county, of tho Methodist Protestant
church. arrived in Wa]halla Tuesday
afternoon and is now preaching in Kanf.
mann's Hall. Services each day at and
8 O'Clock p. NJ. Tho public generally
invited to attend. Garry your Bibles, as
Billie truths will be discussed.
--ht:ss Mary Cawthon died ut tho homo
OF her mother, near Walhalla, on Tues
day, 25th instant, from consumption,
aged about thirty years Ifer body was
buried at Poplar Springs Baptist church
on Wednesday, tho funeral sorVicos be-
ing conducted by Rov. j. l.. Daniel. Sho
was tho third member OF this family t.