davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-01-04
NEWS IN AND AROUND WESTMINSTER.
Death OF Mrs. !. A. Newoll-Iho Masonic
Banquet Gonerat News.

WE srMiNsTi;i, JANUARY :j.-Mrs. Saral,
Ann Newell, tho wifo of Mr.. |. A. Nowoll,
residing about a milo from Westminster,
died last Saturday night after q lingor.
ing illness from cancer of tho breast.
Mrs. Newell was about 90 years If age
and was daughter of Roy. A. W. Nc
Guilin, tho we'll known Baptist minister.
She was mcmbor of tho old Wcstmin-
Stcr Baptist church. She leaves q hus-
band and four children. Funeral sorvi-
ccS wcrc conducted at Conneross church
by Rev. }. NJ. Sanders, on Monday morn
ing.
Tho Masonic Banquet on tho evening
OF December ~ was quito success.
Hundreds of people wcro present and tho
tables were full of good things to eat
Orations on Masonry were delivered
by DR.. W. III. Mcclure, Rows. II. Il. Dag
nall and =. j. Vormillion. Tho installa-
ton services wcro conducted by Mr.. A..
Zimmerman. The names of tho officers
installed wcro published in TIE COURIER
on November -, 1899. Altogothct tho
cvcnt was impressive, profitable and worry
enjoyable.
"chols and Cannon, is tho style Of a
firm now doing business here. On New
Years day Mr.. I,aymon l.. Echols,
recently of Georgia, associated himself
with Nj. +. W. Cannon, as IL partner
MIR. j. NJ. Mattison, from near Bolton
has moved here and is occupying tho
Werner house, formerly the Presbyterian
manSc.
Passenger train No. H. which is duo
here ut 60 p. M, was thirteen hours
late on Saturday on account of big
wreck between Grccnvillc and Spartan
burg.
From 80 until II o'clock on now
years evening many Of the young folks
had an enjoyable time at pound party,
gwen III the hospitablc home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ID. Lesley.
Rev. 5. l.. Wilson preached ut Slab
town on last Sunday.
Rev. Il. Il. Dagnall left to-day for his
now charge ut pickcns. Rev. -. w.
Keller, tho new preacher, is expected to
move into the parsonage tomorrow or
next day.
quite nice socablc was given at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. A. Camp
bell on Thursday evening. Fruits and
refreshments were served.
Miss Myra Hester, Of Walhalla, is Wis
ting her aunt, Miss Myra Lay.
Miss Bcrtic White, Of Grccnvillc, is on
Il visit to Mrs. J. IL. iigon and other
friends.
Mr.. Elhcrt Whitmirc was here again a
few days age, visiting "a friend"
MIR. \. Zimmerman went to Anderson
Tues day on business.
MIR. Albert Campbell, of Faycttsvillc.
Ga, is making his home for the present
with his cousin, Mr.. =. \. Campbell, the
depot agent.
Several hands arc ut work clearing of
the hmbers preparatory to build the
cotton mill. Some II or f. acres has to
he cleared.
May the New Year, $500 be happy
and prosperous year for The KEowEm
t"rEIl:E and for every family wncrc it
makes its weekly visits.
\. J.. GOSIFrr.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-01-04
To Phi On

needed flesh, no matter how you're lost
it, tako DR.. Picrcc's Golden Medical Dis.
covcry. 1t works wonders. BY rostor-
ing tho normal action Of tho dorangcd
organs and functions, il builds tho flesh
up to safe and healthy Standard
promptly, pleasantly and naturally.
Tho weak, emaciatcd, thin, pale and
puny arc madc strong, plump, round and
rosy. Nothing 80 effective as a strength
restoror and flesh maker is known to
medical silence; this puts on healthy
flesh not the fat Of cod liver oil. 1t
rrouscs every organ of tho body to activ-
ity, puriiies, onrichcs and vitalizcs tho
blood SO that the body feels refreshed
and strengthened. If you arc too thin,
too weak. too nervous, it may be that tn 0
food assimilation is at fault. A certain
amounv Of bile is necessary for tho re-
ception Of that fat food in tho blood.
Too often tho liver holds back this elc-
mont which would help digestion. Dr..
Picrce's Golden Medical Discovery
stimulates, tones up and invigoratcs the
liver, nourishcs the blood, and tho mus
clcs, stomach and nerves get tho rich
blood they REQUIRE
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-01-04
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION,

The State Of South Carolina -Oconcc
Connty-Oiicc Of Supervisors Of Rcgis-
tratlon, Oconce County, Walhalla, ).
C., March I'D, IS99.
N Office is hereby given that in ac-
IN cor'lancc with an Act of the General
Assembly, and in conformity with the
requirements Of the State Constitution,
the books for the registration of ali
legally qualified voters, and for the issu.
ing OF transfers, etc, will be open at the
ohico of Supervisors Of Registration at
the court house, between the hours of 9
o'clock a. m, and :; o'clock p. m., on the
first Monday of each month, until thirty
days before the next general election.
Minors who shall become Of age during
that period Of thirty days shall he emit
tied to registration before the books are
G'oscd, if otherwise qualified. The re
qnircmcnts for n qualified voter are that
the applicant for registration shall he
able to read and write correctly, or pos
SrSa in his own name property TO the
amount of three hundred dollars, upon
which he pays taxes.
II. S. VANDIvEEE,
Chairman.
w. y. GKrnnS,
w. \. BRUCE,
Supervisors of Registration OcOnrr Co.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-01-04
Charged With Killing His Mother.

SAVANNAH, GA, December 31.-Miikc
e. Burke, white, aged forty years, II
printer, was arrested tonight on the
charge Of having chokcd to death his
mother, Della Burke, sixty-six years.
Tho man is supposed to have been drunk.
In tipsy condition he reported to rcla-
tives that his mother was dead. A ply
Sician was called. "This is a case for the
coroner,' he said. There were scratches
on the faco and blue marks of fingers on
the throat. Upon the coroncr's order
Burke was arrested. Tho man and his
mother lived in squalor in two bare
rooms.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-01-04
WALHALLA, $. &. i:
Christmas at Highlands.

HIGHLANDS, y. c., December 2S.--
The celebration Of Christmas here in
connection with tho closing exercises of
Miss Nickcry's school was most enjoy
able occasion. a suitable committee
had been previously appointed to arrange
for Christmas tree. 1t was their aim
to remember every one in the town and
surrounding community. There were
hundreds Of presents on the tree, for
thoy found it necessary to have two in
stead of ono. Tho school furnished the
literary part OF the entertainment. The
pupils showed signs of careful training
and their songs, dcclamations and reel
tations were highly appreciated.
Miss Nickcry, our teacher, is Il gradu.
alto Of the State Normal School, Of AShc-
villo, \. c., and proved herself most
excellent teacher. She is earnest, cncr-
gctic and tactful. Besides being Il good
teacher she is also il hightonrd Chris.
tian lady. Before the school was out her
reputation had gone out and her services
were solicited by Ht!:>:#. She i"" a>
ccptcd place as govcrncSs i'll the family
of Mr.. w. &. Russell, of RuSSclrS. 5. e.
We regret very much to give her up and
hope that she may return next fall
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-01-04
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
Conr cctlcM Paper Suggests McSweeney as
Bryans Mate.

A Connecticut papor has great admira-
tion for Governor McSwconoy and sug-
gcsts him as n vice presidential candidate
with Bryan. Tho Evening Gazette, of
Norwalk, Conn.,, says:
"Govornor McSwccnoy, of South Caro-
lima, who is veteran newspaper man
rather that the Southern ideal of col
lego bred, law trained statesman, seems,
however, to bc drawing tho gubornatorial
chariot with signal forco and ability.
The Democratic party might 90 further
and do worse, as thoy probably will
than to mako the journalist Bryan's run
ming mate"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-01-04
Large Number Killed.

WA>lIINnI"N, December -. THE War
Department has received the follow iIl@
from General otis:
MANILA, December -. Col. I.nrkrii,
with two battaliOnS nf The 3itIr infantry
and two guns, attacked the enemy ,,sr
strong on stronghold hCyuud M"utHl
Ban, northeast Of san Matcn. : ld"r
number were killed and wounded and
twenty flour taken prisoners. toluurl
l.ockctt captured one cannon ami forty
rifles, with "n,uNu rounds Of ammunition,
''"' pounhS OF power, arsenal, fOrtilCa
ton, all food supplies and considerable
other property. The captured point is
located on mountain trall and was
formerly supposed - be imprmcirnhlr.
Onr casualties are : Lieutenant En>low,
nth cavalry, and five enlisted men
wounded, mostly slight. Private Matl,-
son, 10Th infantry, drowned.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-01-04
Beers are Defeated.

RENSBEEG, CAPE CoLuNN. January |.
Gen. French has completely defeated
the Beers and occupies Colcshurg. Gen.
French continued to keep the Beers on
the move and pressed them closely Sat
urday aud Sunday, giving them no time
to rcarrangr their stand. and, when they
broke, nc was within striking distance
of the army. Last night Frcnch's cav
airy and light ?rtillcry got completely
around the cm"rny'S right Hank. The
Hocia were utterly urniSrd and fled in
disorder, leaving C"lcShurg IN Gen.
FrcnCh'S hands
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-01-04
Maxwcil'S Ferry News Items.

MAXWELL : FEKHN, $. G., january =
Christmas has gone and every one has
resumed work again. We think all the
yonhg people had a very pleasant time
going to turkey dinner parties, DC.
Miss llcssic Mctarlcy, of Seneca, is
visiting relatives in this section.
Miss Bora Moore and Mr. l.alan Moore
have returned from nice visit to l.ayo-
mia, Ga.
Mr.. J. II. Long and family visited
Townvillo recently.
Married, on Dccrmhrr 18th, lSno. by
j. l.. McCarlcy, Esq, at his residences
Mr.. William Durham and Miss Maggie
Stewart. We wish them happy life.
Mr.. Walton Whitworth. Of I.ayonia.
visited in this community recently.
Mr.. II. II. Mctarlcy, of Clinton Cot
lcgc, visited homcf"lkS Christmas.
Misses Annie and Eulah Compton, of
Townvillc, visited friends in this section
recently.
MIR. II. l.. Bowie and beautiful sister.
Miss Nettie, visited friends in this com
munty last week.
Mrs. Sue Moore, of near Seneca. Wis
ltod relatives in this place recently.
Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Frank Brown,
"a ihear Seneca, visited in this vicinity
during tho holidays.
Mr. Ed. Thompson, one of NarcnnaH's
sports, visited friends in this little place
some time since.
Mr.. Dump JIolcomhc visited relatives
in l.ayOnia, Ga, Christmas.
Just ask Squire McCarlcy how he
likes to marry couples in the dark. when
it is real cold A.I.,nI>
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-01-04
Contracts to Let.

VIIE County Commissioners will let ut
Il their office, in Walhalla, S. G., ON
the first Tuesday in February, 1900, upon
sealed bids, to the lowest responsible
bidders, tho following contracts for
twelve months, beginning February lst,
1900. The Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids:
Tho contract for physician to the
Jail and poor house.
The contract for running the ferry at
MaXwcliS on Seneca river.
The contract for advertising for the
county. j. M. IlUNNICUTT,
Supervisor Oconcc county.
January >, 1900. If
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-01-04
CLEMSON AFTER CHRISTMAS.
Professors and Students Visit During the
H0iIdays--The Club Hotel.

CLEMSON CoILhHE, January 2.-Our
holidays included Tuesday and Wodncs-
day after Christmas, making q total of
five days, beginning with Saturday, De-
comber %.
Nearly thrce-fourths Of tho boys had
secured permission and gono homo dur
Ing tho week before Christmas. Several
of tho professors also won't home or else
whcro. Among tho number woro Profs
Daniel, Wallor, Simpson, Poats, Henry,
Robinson, Deaty, Frisscll Smiley and
Morrison.
Prof. and Mrs. Barnes visited relatives
in Grconvillo
All arc again hero ready for tho new
year.
Tho students arc coming in slowly, as
though tho home attractions wcro very
strong.
Mrs. DR.. G. T.. Ncsom is on an extended
visit to her parents at Starkvillc, Miss.
Mcssrs. Edwin Howard and George III.
laSalle, Of the Mason Machine Works.
Taunton, Mass, arc here putting in a
spinning "mulo" for the Textile School,
Mr.. Howard is accompanied by his esti-
mable wife.
Coal and wood are away above par since
tho cold wave. Many water pipes arc
frozen.
Mrs. Rudd is making grand SUCCESS
of tho Club liotol, and tho young men
scarcely SEQ how they ever got along
without her.
ID. b. Sloan 4 Son now boast of rcgu-
lar city delivery grocery wagon, all new
and nicely painted.
Major Bradley, one Of tho trustees, is
again at work on the MrA dam road from
Calhoun. Prof Harrison, il government
expert, is assisting in the work. V. Be
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-01-04
News in and Around New Hope.

NEW lI"rE, January 2.-Christmas
passed of very plcasantly-no disturb
anccs or accidents.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. u. Wood treated their
ncighbors 20 Il turkey dinner ON Christ
mas day.
Mrs. NJ. a. Wood and children arc
visiting relatives and friends in Spartan
burg
McssrS. Frank Ferguson, Walter Sea
BON and Frank Burriss, Of Pickcns
spent the holidays in this section.
McssrS. Wade Boggs, Johnnie CAN'T,
and Misses Essic CAN'T and Dorcas
Moore, Of Liberty, Visited Miss Farley
Saturday and Sunday.
McSsrs. Harmon Smith and George
Taylor have just returned from Green
Vile and report a lively time.
Miss Ruth IInnnicutt is visiting her
brother, Mr.. Mack lIunnicutt, 1T Come
ross.
Little Miss Virginia McMahan and
Olivia Barron visited Miss ollie Kelley
Sunday.
Miss Stella Barron is visiting her cou-
sin, DR.. Bruce, at Townvilc.
Mfr. Stiles Barron, who ha' been in the
mercantile business at pickenS, has re
turned home again and talks as though
he intends remaining.
Mr.. A!onzo Pace, of l'clton, spent the
holidays in this community.
The Midway 'chool is in Il lourishing
condition under the management of MI
John Hutchinson.
The young folks Of this section cnioycd
Il pleasant singing at Mr.. Il. NJ. Elr0d's
Sunday night.
Married, near Wolf Stake, on Sunday
December 81. 1880, Mr.. WIN Burton to
Miss Sophia Orr, Rev. Wm, Abbott Off
ciatinG.
Married, at the residence Of the brides
mother, on December ~, 1899, Mr.. Sam
StribiinG TO Miss Florence llunnicutt.
SOMEBODY.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-01-04
Notice Of Final Settlement,
TllE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF OrONEE
IN THE COURT OF PROBATE

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF OCONEE {
IN TIE COURT OF PROBATE.
20 i. SLOAN, Executor of tho last
Will ana testament of June Stoney. do
ceased, against the lcgatces of frank
Stnney, deceased, to wit: His daughter
iflScllla Stoncy, Of Oconce county. his
wldow, Mary Stoney, and his minor chil-
drcn, Mary Stnncy and Wesley Stoncy.
VINO reside in the State of Alabama: tho
husband OF Mary Ann Stoncy, Alexander
CorSc, who resides in Alabama; Betty
INK nee Stoney, who resides in Atlanta.
VA; ltchccca Calhoun nco Stonoy. VIM
Htohcy and Lewis Stoncy, who reside i'm
oconce county. Some Of these dcfcnd-
ants are known by the name of johnson.
These defendants will take notice. that
the estate of Juno Stoney, deceased,
WI! be finally settled in my Office at Wal
mana Court House, in the State afore-
sad, on Monday, the 9TH day of Fobru
AIRY, 1900, in accordance with a petition
iilcd by the Executor above named f."
that purpose. All persons interested in
the settlement of the estate of ,Juno
Stoncy, deceased, will tako due notice
and govern themselves accordiuplv.
Ihc minors, Mary Stoney and Wesley
Stoncy, will take notice that unloss
they appear in this court and petition
Tor the appointment Of n guardian nd
lltem one will be appointed by the Court
"t Probate in this proceeding to repre-
sent their interest in this settlement.
ID. A. SMITH,
Judge Of Probate Oconcc county.
December l8, 1890 6l-6t
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-01-04
hows In and Around Return. :

hEruRN, S. O., January lit has been
from my earliest recollection 1900 until
this morning hrinGs us into 1900, whieIi
fhds numbers of us in lifo and with
plenty. We feel thankful to the good
Lord TO-. the past blessings that have
been bestowed upon us.
The holidays Of 1900 arc past and gone
and wo arc glad to note everything has
been calm and serene in our community.
The young people have bcen having
social gatherings under various heads
and wo arc glad to say that tho peace of
our noigiiborhood has not been disturbed
nor has there boon any intoxication, not
oven tho smell of whiskoy on any ono.
Our young poOplo arc fast learning that
it takes moro than simply being honest
to mako gontlomon and ladies. We can
DO honest and yet not honorable.
Wo have boon having somo winter
weather. for tho past fcw days.
Tho writer, together with othor dole
gates, had u cold rido Saturday to tho
union mooting which was to convene with
tho Pleasant Hill Baptist church. 1t was
n failure, owing to tho cold weather.
Tlero was q good many there, but the
mootiDg adjourned without transacting
any business. Tho samo programme and
samo place will hold good for tho fifth
Sunday and Saturday boforo in April.
Wo arc glad to know that Mrs. A. w.
Tannory, who has been quito i'll for the
past fcw days, is improving rapidly.
Mrs. Jcnnio Prico is also improving.
Wo wcro sorry to hear of Mr.. Bud
Hall, of Westminster, being SO ill. lie
is we'll known in our community and has
many friends who arc wishing his speedy
recovery.
Mrs. Sallio Price, of jefferson, Texas,
is visiting he brothers aud sister, of this
place Mcssrs. $. X. and M. N. Kcnncd,
and Mrs. II. II. King.
Mrs. Dora Clcavoland, of Sam Poe, is
visiting relatives here.
Miss Lille Prichard, ono of Cross
Roads's charming young ladies, was Wis
itlng her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
w. Tanncry, during Christmas.
Mcssrs. l.. II. and Stiles Tamcry, OF
Mount Tabor, spent tho holidays with
friends in Westminster, Nowry, Return
and Clcarmont.
Mr.. S. NJ. Tannory engaged in u foS
hunt Christmas, near Westminster.
There was a quiet wedding at the
h0spitablo home of Mr.. j. NJ. Julian
near this place, on the 9th of December
lSa0, Rev. j. III. Stcnc officiating. Mr.
Robert Wilson, ono of Clcarmont's
bright and prosperous young men, had
Tho honor of claiming Miss Malssa Ju
liam as his happy bride. Sho was one
Of Returns sweetest girls and will be
greatly missed III tho single circle. Tho
day following tho happy couple enjoyed
the infaro dinner at tho groom's parents
There were near fifty persons present
Tho time was joyfully spent and scrcnely
carried on. We extend our best con,
Gratulations to tho happy couple.
Miss Auna Johns, one of Retreats
faircst young ladies, was visiting hcl
amt, Miss Beatrice King, of this place
last week.
We wish the dear COURIER \ happy
new year and tender our thanks unto i,
for its well ordered chain Of news fur.
nish ed us from week to week. j. d. NJ.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-01-04
HnYing Great Run on ChamIpcrlain's
Cough Remedy,

Manager Martin, of the PicrSon lrug
store, informs us that he is having Il great
run on Chambrrlain'S Cough Rsmcdy.
lie sells five bottles Of that medicine to
one of any other kind. and i, gives great
satisfaction. In these days Of Ia grippe
there is nothing like Chamberlain $
Cough Ken ~ to stop the cough. heal
up the s'lc throat and lungs and give
relief within a very short time The
sales arc growing, and all who try il are
pleased with its prompt a"tiom.~-Suuth
Chicago Daily Calumet. For sale 10y j.
W. Bell, Walhalla; W. j. I.umncy, sen
eca: II. Is. Zimmerman, WrStmiustrr
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-01-04
What |
Say |
will do,
| DO, do.

Competitors, you had as we'll try to
lift yourself in basket as to undorsell
mo.
My desire is to movo goods, not to got
cash. Shrowd buyers need no arguing.
Each aud every claim made by mo at this
salo is just as represented. do not adj
vertiso something haven't got. l will
soil in tho next Thirty Days, twonty
Pianos, at factory prices; sixty-fvo
Organs, forty, five Sowing Machines, ten
head of Horses, twelve Wagons, eighty
head Of Fine Jersey Milch Cows, twenty
hcat, OF Thoroughbred dorsey IfoifeF
Calves.
The Pianos will be sold at wholesale
prices for cash.
$50 lianos for $500; $3.50 Pianos for
$2G5; $3.50 Pianos for $l45; $05 Organs
for $55; S75 Organs for $45; $55 Sowing
Machines for $2S; S45 Sowing Machines
for SIS.
Will soil Mich Cows on three months'
note, and, any one buying Milch Cow
from me, can pasture it next summer,
FREQ of charge, in tho Mayberry Pasture
for six months, which amounts to 80. 1t
is not so much money that I want as to
got rid Of tho Pianos, Organs, Sewing
Machines, Horses, Wagons and Cows
that have on hand.
l have rented store in Columbia, S.
G., and will open up business there on
January lst, 1900.
Tho goods l have on hand must be
sold regardless Of the cost value to me.
This is no fake sale. have thcso goods
and stock Oh hand and they will be sold
If you have .ot the cash show it to me,
and you will | . surprised what will buy
a Piano, Organ and Sewing Machine.
a chance in a lifc-t time to buy at whole
sale price.
Pianos at Sl15. Think of it! Tho
agents commission and tho Dealers
profit arc all taken of, and you get them
at wholesalers profit.
Sewing Machine Needles at 20 cents
per dozen.
1o-ccnt Oil at cents per bottle.
SS Guitars for &4.50.
- NiolinS for So.
Everything else in the small instru-
mcnt line to go in proportion.
q" Come while the goods arc on hand.
M. |. ALEXANDER,
GREENVILLE, S. C.
December 21 1900 40
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-01-04
Arkansas, Texas and California via Southern
Railway.

Before deciding on trip to Arkansas,
Texas, Arizona, California or any point
West or Southwect call on or address any
agent Of the Southern Railway. Choice
of routes via birmingham, Shreveport,
New Orleans or Memphis. Best and
most direct limo to Washington, New
York, Chattanooga, Louisville, Cincin-
natl and Florida. Rates, time cards,
maps and literature will be furnished on
application to A. A. Ncrnoy, Passenger
Agent; G. G. Johnston, Travelling Pas
Scngcr Agent; Brooks Morgan, District
Passenger Agent; Oncc Kimball House
Corner, Atlanta Ga
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-01-04
Prospective Mothers

Nh"rld know that DR.. ricrcc'S Favoritc
Prescription rnhS childbirth Of its torture
and trn"rS FOR her us we'll rs It's dangers
t" both mother and rild, 10y aiding
Nature IN preparing the system for par.
tWItinG, thereby rendering it easy and
almost painless. Thereby "labor" and
also the period Of confinement are
greatly shortened. It also promotes IN
abundant secretion of nouriShmcnt for
the child. During pregnancy, it pre-
vents morning sickness and those dis
irrHHn%. nervous symptoms, from which
y" many suffer. It's use should be begun
early i'll the period Of grStatIon--in fact
Ia. r":li.," lie better
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-01-04
Charleston Has Snow Storm.

CHARLESTON, S. G., December 3l.-
Iho snow fall to-day, tho heaviest here
in December for thirty years, began at
II o'clock and continued until (, when
it turned into an ice storm Trees coated
with ice two-tcnths Of an inch thick.
Snow WAS dry and was half inch hoep on
the lowell