Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-04-19

Mr.. Sam Saul is in Atlanta on bust
ness.
Mr.. Hugh IIolleman spent Saturday
in Anderson.
80. T.. Carey, Esq, of Pickons, was in
Walhalla last week on professional busi-
moss.
Chief Beck and force arc doing somo
much needed work Gil tho streets of tho
town.
Mrs. l.. II. Simmons loft Sunday
morning for Columbia to visit hor
daughters.
st. Johns Episcopal church, rs is
tho custom, was beautifully decorated
for Eastcr services.
Mr.. J. A. Reese, of Boworsville, Ga,
IS III Walhalla for several days, visiting
his son, Mr.. Geo. Rooso.
DR.. G. G. Probst made business
trip to Atlanta last week. While thore
hc visited his brother, Rov. l.. X. Probst.
Receiving now clothing ovory day
this week at Blooms Cash Bargain Store.
Please give lis Il call and we will do the
rest.
Policeman Ernest Shubri ok, of
Washington, Ga, died last Tuesday
night His remains were buried at Pom
dlcton, S. g.
Some may initiate us, but we havo
no competitors. Competition is imprac-
ticablo when it is impossible to excel
Cash Bargain Store, Il. Bloom, Propr.
Three moro names before the public
this week in tho list of candidates.
Messrs. w. III. Barron, for Superintendent
of Education; j. II. Kay, for Treasurer,
and }. p. Reese, for Auditor.
Como right along with that Job work.
We will guarantee satisfaction. Good
paper, best ink, skilled printers, now
type, good prcss-all go to back our
guarantee, and assure you neat piece
of work. We print anything you want
Married, Sunday morning, April -,
at $50 o'clock, at the residence of tho
groom's parents, MI and Mrs. G. w.
Hayes, at Return, Mr.. Hoyt f. Hayes to
| Miss Lula Crane, Rev. II. w. Nelson ofli-
ciating. Tho young couple have our
| best wishes.
Rev. Columbus Wardlaw, of Seneca,
filled the pulpit at tho Baptist church
Sunday morning and evening. Mr.
Wardlaw preached two excellent SER
mons, and was listened to by good con-
grcgations. IIo will preach here again
on the fifth Sunday in this month, morn
ing and night.
.--Rcv. NJ. II. Pooscr, an aged member
of tho South Carolina Methodist Confer
cncc, and pastor Of a charge in Lancas-
tor county, died last week. His remains
were taken to Orangcburg and laid to
rest in Sunnysdo cemetery. IIe was
well known throughout the State, and in
his death the Methodist church loses a
faithful and consistent minister
"A number Of handsome new signs
have recently been swung to the breezcs
from business houses and office doors in
town. The doors Of the various county
offices at the Court House have all bcon
neatly labeled. We register vigorous
kick, however, against this one label:
Superintendent Of Education" If the
county would only attach new Court
House to these signs they would appear
at better advantage.
| Mr.. =. -. Timms died at his home
in Walhalla last Saturday night Of pneu-
monia, aged Is years. Tho doccascd,
with his family, came to this place few
weeks ago from Westminster. The re-
mains Of the de ceased were laid TO rest
in the burying ground at Novlle's school
house Sunday afternoon, Rev. Alfred
Ernest conducting tho funeral services
The family and relatives have the SYM
pathy of many friends in their sad
| bereavement