Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-03-29
Notal ano apcrsonal.

ncttsvillc, 5. c., visiting friends.
Mrs j. w. Keys, Of Grccnvilo, is
visiting her father, Capt. VIM. Perry
The latest styles in hats and milin-
cry notions at Mrs. T.. NJ. Cudworths.
Five hundred dollars worth of sam
pie notions at cost at G. w. Pitchford
COS.
Miss Carrie Perry leaves this week
to visit friends in Augusta and Savau-
nah, Georgia.
Several couples Of Walhalla's beaux
and bellies attended the ball game at
Clemson College Tuesday.
&C. w. Pitchford Co. arc opening up
their spring stock of dry goods and
notions this week.
Three new candidates this week.
Two for sheriff: Boone Il. Moss and b.
Frank Douthit; one for coroner Frank
lin Taylor.
Seed sweet potatocs-vinclcss ON
bunch yamcs, and the southern queen
at c. w. Pitchford Cos.
--"Grcat things" for the ladies'. Read
Nj. w. Coleman 4 Co.'S, new ADVERTISE
mcnt in this issue and find out about
them.
lion. Cole l.. Blcasc, of Ncwbcrry,
has declared himself candidate for
I.icutc cuant Governor ut the approaching
State campaign.
Miss Celtic Mccullough, who is visit
ing Rev. j. ID. Mccullough and family,
will return to her school in Ncwbcrry
county next Saturday.
MIR. Rhctt II. Doyle left Saturday for
Greenwood, 5. G., where he has accepted
Il position on the Greenwood Journal
We wish him success in his new home
Health for 10 cents. ts.-Cascarcts make
thn hn,ynlS and l., ilnnyS nntn
destroy microbes, cure headache, bill
iouSncSs and constipation All druggists.
Miss Sallic l.. IIammack is the cx-
pcricnCcd and accomplished millincr at
Mrs. w. u. NaSh'S emporium. Sho will
be delighted to meet the ladies of the
county.
Our poetic contributor, writing over
the signature of two stars, will, for some
time, furnish our readers, on one of our
outside pages, with Il weekly production
from his fertile pen.
Married. March 25th, 1900, by Rev. j.
y Collcy, at the residence of the brides
mother, Mrs. ArZcra Sattcrlicld, Mr.. J.
c. c. Cowan TO Miss Emma Sattcriicld,
all Of Oc0mcc.
Miss Mary Stribing is ut home from
the Agnes Scott Institute, Decatur, Ga,
where scarlet fever is raging. Miss
Stribling has not been exposed to the
fever in over two weeks.
Spring millinery opening at Mrs. f..
NJ. Cudworth's on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday, April 10, and r.. The
latest styles in hats etc. BE sure and
see them. Right prices.
There will be II hypnotic entertain
ncnt given in l'itchtord's Hill this
wednesday, evening, at o'clock. Also,
Tomorrow Crhursda' hight at the same
hour. 1t is said to 90 a very crcditable
show. Usual prices.
MIR. t.. J. Kilburn, Of Macon, Ga,
'an Oconce boy, gave important union
testimony before the Labor Commission
in Atlanta, Ga, last week l.cwcllyn
UouD is Il strong union man and has got
lots Of sand in his giZHard.
Mrs. J. 5. Hutchinson, of West
Union, has bought the lIcSse house and
lot, corner Main and Tugaloo streets, in
resides there. We gladly welcome this
cStimablc family to our city.
AT the criminal court in pickcns last
week Sam lanicr was found guilty of
manSlaughtcr in the lowest degree and
recommended TO the mercy Of the court
l.anicr is the young man who killed DR..
Thos. II. James, Of Grccnvillc, and Scri
ouSly wounded llamp James, near Six
lie mountain last fall. Very little in
formation as to the mysterious tragedy
seems to have been elected at the trial.
The match game Of base ball, played
at Clemson College Tuesday afternoon
between the students Of Cornell Univcr-
:iity, Of Ithaca, y. y, and the Clemson
boys, resulted in victory .or Clemson
bv Il score of . to !. 1t was Il fine game.
= large crowd assembled to witness the
game which began at three o'clock and
lasted until half past five. The many