Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-05-10
Hotal amo Mersonul.
Read V. l.. Norman's now nd.

discharge III this ISSUE.
Go to Belps drug store for your ico
cold drinks. Pure fruit syrups.
Miss Eva Rocdor, of Oakway, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. j. p. Reese, thi.
week.
Why don't you SEQ those suits a
SauPs Cash Bargain Store? They are
beauties.
Lot of mems, ladies' and childron's
slippers, in all colors, at Saul's Casl
Bargain Store.
Mrs. John =. Uutchison and chill
drcn, of Grccnville, are visiting rola
tiyes in Wnlhalla.
Como right q long and get you {
suit at Saups Cash Bargain Store.
Mrs. j. M. Hutchison and children
of GrcHnyille, are visiting hor parents
Mr. and Mrs. ii. A. II. Gibson.
Mr.. Leon Sloan has been confined tc
his room several days. His many friends
wish for him speedy recovery.
Two now candidates this week: j.
Edwin Kelley for Sheriff, and T.. G. Doyl,
for the House Of Representatives..
The ideal spring mcdicine-sarsapa
rila. Yon can get it at Bells drug store
for 81 per FULL quart. Call at Bclrs.
-SrHAYED, on April 20, two heifo,
calves. The largest has boil on. VIII
reward for thoir capture or information
j. H. Miller, Seneca.
- MIR. a. Rae Dondy, Of Charlotte, n
c., was visiting his parents and other rcla
tivcs in Walhalla for few DAYS This
week. l1e returned to his homo Tuesday
evening
A few remnants of dress goods to &C
at first cost at SauPs Cash Bargain Store
-Mcssrs. j. M. CAN'T and w. o. Will
lard, of Liberty, S. c., were in Walhalla
Tuesday, having on exhibition patent
wagon brake, invented and patented by
W. \. CAN'T and J. M. CAN'T, as CAN'T
Bros.
Interesting services arc expected nj
the Evangelical Lutheran church next
Sunday. A number of young people arc
to make their public profession (conlir.
matiom and be admitted to full com.
munion.
State constablcs made raid in this
section last Saturday. They captured "a
gallons at a residence in West Union, and
about I gallons. with utensils, in a fold
above Walhalla. Everything passed OH
quietly. No one killed!
An important meeting of Blue Ridge
Lodge, No. ~ a. +. NJ, will be held on
next Saturday night, 18th instant. The
Fellow Crafts Degree will perhaps be
conferred on two candidates. A good
attendance of the Craft is desired.
Our fellow townsman and friend,
Mr.. w. j. Neville, returned last Monday
from visit of several months to Tucson,
Arizona, where he had been for the
benefit of his health. lie appears much
improved, to tho delight of his many
friends.
-LoSr-A gold watch fob, in Wal
halla, on last Sunday, containg The let
trrS "a. X. d. on one side and "B. p.
o. f. :H2,' on the other with an elk $
tooth inserted. The finder will be suita
hly rewarded by leaving the same at the
COURIER office.
Mr.. \. l.. Cossctt, our Westminster
correspondent, and Col. II. ID. Long, our
Tugaloo correspondent, were in town
last Monday. Col. Long informed us
that Lewis carried them in his pocket
all the time and shot them everyday and
Sunday, too-craps.
-Rnbbcr- around to Saurs Cash
Bargain Store and buy you suit.
Mr.. W. &. llarkey, wife and children
arrived i'll Westminster last Saturday
from Indian Territory. They will spend
the summer with relatives and friends
in Oconcc. His many friends are
pleased to see him aud his after an alb
scncc of 80 many years.
hcDcCCl N1CnOlSOn, daughter
of Mr.. M. Nicholson, has hived eighteen
swarms of bees this season up to last
Saturday, and her bees are still a-swarm-
ing. Miss Nicholson will no doubt be
able to supply the market with some cx-
cellcnt honey from her bees this summer.
Mr.. G. l.. Harrington, of WayneS-
boro, Ga, is in Walhalla day. He
will probably spend several days in the
county, as he is representing the Ma
tional Publishing Company, of Boston,
Mass, which has brought out an up-to,
government survey Of lSa9-l0OO. This is
an excellent map, and no one should be
without it.
MIR VIM ID. Dcaton, of Tugaloo.
was in Walhalla Tuesday. lie will be
eighty eight years old next August, and
is remarkably active for Il man Of his
years. His wife is eighty-two years old, ,
and they are doubtless the oldest couple
living in the county. Mr. Deaton has
spent his life on the farm, and achieved
great success. For three score years and
more he has been known as one of our
most prosperous and influential citizens
lie and his lifc's companion are enjoying
green old age. May their days be
greatly heightened.
-l.unncy's S-IIour Liver Regulator is
the best remedy to relieve the various
forms of headache, including nervous
and %;c!; headache, aH;! il is safe to say
that nine cases out of ten of this dis
trcssing complaint are due to an inactive
or sluggish liver with cOnstipatcd bowels.
few doses Of Lunncy's S-IIour Liver
Regulator will soon restore these organs
to their proper functions and headache
ceases. In the same manner it regulates
the bowels, prevents constipation and
piles, relieves all forms of biliousncss,
such as dizziness, nausea, coated tongue,
loss OF appetite, &c. Try it. Large
packages zoe. at Lunncy's.
The Wahalla Comedy Company
made a very pleasant trip to Seneca
Tuesday evening and presented "a
Noble Outcast' at Stribling's Hall before
a large audience. The play was rcnd-
cred admirably, and was received with
frequent cncorcs The roles assumed
by the "Stars' of tho company, Miss
Gibson, c'Miss France Lcc,'D and Mr..
Mcrrick, Celery the OutcaSt,"D were
carried out with the greatest ease and
grace. Owing to the unavoidable lack
of music and other disadvantages, the
programme couid not be carried out i'm
full, and the usual musical programme
was almost entirely omitted. The com
pany were delighted with the reception
accorded them Ly the audience. The
always pleased to entertain an audience
like the one before which they appeared
Tuesday evening.
Oconee's State Constable.
The rcarrangcmcnts Of districts for
the State cOnStabulary service and the