Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-03-22
Notal ano ncrsonal.

--Dofc llitIllS NI JaSucS y.
SEQ tho line of notions at cost at G.
w. ptchford Co.'S.
Read tho now advt rtsoii0iit of Rus
kin Anderson in this weeks issue.
-Fivc hundred dollars worth of sam
pie notions at cost at &. w. PitchfOrd
Co.'S.
C. w. Pitchford Co. arc opening up
their spring stock Of dry goods ami
notions this week.
-Grapc Juice, the ideal beverage
Read V. l.. Nurman's now advertisement
and find out about it.
Seed sweet potatocs-vnclcss on
bunch Samcs, and the southern queen
at G. W. ritchford Cos.
%. l.. Schumpcrt, of Nowbcrry, has
announced his intention Of entering the
race for Governor again.
Mrs. ii. j. Rccdcr and daughter,
Miss Eva, Of Oakway, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. }. L. Reese this week.
Taste and style in stationery Read
about it in }. III. Darby's new ADVERTISE
mcnt in this issue. Call and seem him.
-LoSr-On tho streets of Walhalla,
Tuesday morning, large flat key. The
finder will please be so kind rs to leave
same at this Office.
Health for 10 cents. make
i y,
destroy microbes, cure headache, bill
iousncSs and constipation. All druggists
--Rcv. J. NJ. Sanders, missionary, will
preach at New Bethel Baptist church on
the fourth Sunday in March at IL o'clock
\. NJ. and at Return same day at +. NJ.
Married, March ii, 1900, at the resi-
drnrc Of Mr.. Franklin Smith, MIR. w. f.
Pclfrcy aud Miss Mandy Miller, Rev. ".
I. McAlStcr officiating. All of Oconcc
county.
MIR. William Stribling is spending
this week with his father, Nj. j. Y.
Siribling, in Anderson. Mr.. Louis
Hrrnncckc is staying in his place while
he is away.
No new candidates this week. Only
Il few men care to be bothered with the
"littlc Offices the dear people" have to
give away. Announce early. 1t costs
just the same.
Mrs. T.. NJ. Cudworth left this morn
ing for Atlanta, where she will select a
new and complete line Of millinery and
notions for the spring trade She will
return next week.
County Superintendent of Education,
w. IL. Barron, has an important advcr-
tScmcnt in another column. 1t shows
the money due the different school dis
triCtS of the county.
-Mr. T.. &. Guillard and sister left
Sunday for Piedmont to visit rcla-
tivcs. During their stay Mr.. Gailard
will make visit to the Anderson, Pei
zcr and other mills on business.
Attention is called to the ADVERTISE
of MIR. Il. +. Douthit in another column.
lie is prepared to furnish our citizens
with the best OF beef, pork and mutton.
lie has an up-to.datc meat market
j. w. Shclur, Esq, left Walhalla
,D,t
the Board Of Trustees of Furman Uni
rcrSity, which meets in Columbia this
week. Mr. Shclor is Il member of this
Board.
Attention is directed to the full text
of the pension law, to be found on the
first and fourth pages of this week $
issue. 1t should receive Il careful read
ing by all Confederate soldiers and wild
owS of Confederate soldiers. The law
is very explicit rs to who are entitled to
and should receive pensions.
baptist Courier. March lG "Bro. f.
j.. Earle says that the Baptist church a:
Townvillc has made Il move towards
buildin9 parsonage and that it will
probably be built this year, and that the
church is also talking Of Il new house of
worship. The Townvllc brethren arc
progressive and are able to do large
things for the cause, and we doubt not
Died. on March 10th, 1000 at her
home, near Walhalla, Mrs. Mamie
Elliott, of dropsy, aged 81 years. She
was the wife Of Mr.. james Elliott. Her
body was buried at Pleasant Ridge Bap-
tlSt church on tic :":!: instant, the
funeral services being conducted by Rev.
Dlury Hayes. Mr.. Elliott is left lonely
and dcSolatc, he being left childlcss, hay-
ing four children dead.
Mrs. Catherine prichard, of Adairs.
VILE, Ia, is on an extended visit to rcla-
tIvcS III this county. She recently Wis
ltcd her brother, cX-TrcaSurcr Thomas
Eibh, and family. near Walhalla. This
was The first time Mrs. Prichard and her
brother had met III fourteen years, and
joyful was the meeting. Mrs. prchard is
now visiting in the Townvillc section.
We wish her pleasant visit among her
oid friends and acquaintanccs.
We are now clubbing with the
Thricc.a-Wcck New York World. We
viii send you The COURIER and The
World one year for Sl.GJ. All old sub
ScribcrS can take advantage Of this otter
by paying up arrears and one year in ad-
vance. This offer is made strictly on Il
cash basis. II you want to try the two
papers foi three months we will send
them I" You that length Of time for only
fifty cents. Study about the matter.
htHtinbtl lnhl inns Is PRESIDENTIAL cIcC-
tI"n year. By reading these two papers
N"n can keep posted on State and na.
tunal politics.
-lunncy'S S-IIour Liver Regulator is
the best remedy to relieve the various
forms of headache, including nervous
and sick hcadaChc, and il is safe to say
that ninc cases ont Of ten Of this dis,
trrSSmG complaint are due To an inactive
or sluggish liver with c"nstipatcd bowels.
y few d"SrS Of l.unncyS S-liour Liver
Regulator will soon restore these organs
to their proper functions and headache
ceases. In the same manner il regulates
the bowels, prevents constipation and
piles, relieves all forms of iiiousncsS,
such rs diIHlncSS, nausea, coated tongue,
loss of appetite, Ne. TRY it, Largo
packages zoe. at Iunncy'S.
--Atlanta Constitution, March 10: "a
birthday dinner was given ut the Iavonia
N'a) Hotel Friday, March 18th, in com.
mcm"rati"n Of the following five per.
sons, whose birthday fell on the l1th;
Mrs \. T.. Jackson, the proprictrcSs oi
HE hotel, who is lifty-siX: her Grand.
daughter, Carrie Lou Wilkinson, who is
seventeen; Mrs. DiIlard Y. Wright, oi
Far Play, 5. G., her cousin, who is fifty.
innr; :. {. Knox, son of Mrs. ID. V.
Wright, who is thirty-onc, and his daugh
ter Enbic, who is seven. The dining
room was darkcncd and brilliantly lighted
aud the table was loaded with choic,
viandS.'
Mail Facilities.
The freight train on the B!uc Rid,
railroad IN the morning and afternoon
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