Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-05-01
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Mrs. ID. u. McAllStcr returned TO her
homo in Columbia last Saturday.
Please return my copy of palmetto
Lyrics" whoever has it. j. G. Schaid.
-E. l.. Herndon, Esq, is in Columbia
this week attending the session of the
State Supreme Court
If you want stylish hat call at Mrs.
l.. Nj. Cudworths, who has the correct
things in styles and prices.
The communication in reference to
tho late meeting of the South Carolina
Presbytery will appear in next wcck's S
COURIER.
Miss Sue Dondy left Tuesday morn
ing for Spartanburg to attend the South
Atlantic States Musical Festival and
visit friends.
The spring meeting of the Oconce
County Singing Convention will be held
at Poplar Springs Church OH tho first
Sunday in May.
Sheriff b. r. Moss killed a large
maddog at the Jail last Saturday. 1t
had bitten several dogs, one of these
being the Sherilf's bulldog.
If you want anything in white goods
wc have them in short lengths, worth SA
to 4Oc., to go at 5 to 25c. twill pay you
to see them. John f. Craig.
-Mcssrs. G.. w. Il j. E. Bauknght
call attention this week to their largo
line of gents furnishing goods. Give
them call and they will give you entire
satisfaction.
-Revs. ID. w. IIiott, j. NJ. Mcclure and
G. Wardlaw are the delegates from The
Beaverdam Baptist Association of Oconcc
county to the Southern Baptist Convcn-
ton, which meets in New Orleans the
present month-May.
-Hartwell (Ga.) Sun, April 2G: "Prof.
NJ. S. Stribling and family, well and
favorably known in Hartwcll, have re-
moved from Lavonia to Westminster, S.
G. The Standard Gauge expresses re-
gret at tho departure of this noble family
from their town"
If you arc going to Atlanta on the L..
p. Smith excursion Thursday morning
you may be sure Of pleasant trip. The
Blue Ridge train will make connection
at Seneca with the excursion train going
and returning. See James Thompson,
local agent, for any information desired
The second quarterly conference of
the Seneca and Walhalla charge will be
held at the Walhalla Methodist church
on Friday evening May 3d, 7.3O o'clock.
Rev. j. B. Wilson, Presiding Elder will
preach in the Walhalla Methodist churc'i
on Sunday night, May 9TH, at the usual
hour.
Treasurer j. X. Kay is issuing tax
executions and Sheriff Moss has 529 in
his hands for service, amounting TO
about $1,000. Parties who have not
PAID their taxes can save mileage by
paying ut the Shcriif's Office before May
10th. After that date mileage will be
added to all unpaid taxes.
Madras cloth, pcrcalcs and pi1ucs, in
short lengths, worth II! and Is, to go at
81 and l0c. per yard. John IT, Craig.
baptist Courier, April 18th : "Bro.
>. f. McManaway, we are informed, has
accepted the pastoratc Of the Wcstmns-
ter church and will remove to that place
at an early day. Bro. McManaway has
done fine work at Grccrs md We expect
to hear good reports from his labors on
his new field He will continue to preach
10, Washington and Milford churches in
Grccnvillc county"
In spring every one should lesson the
extra work forced upon their system by
taking some reliable blood purifier.
Sickness does not need to be already
present. You should purify your blood
every spring to get the excess matter
(occasioncd by the heavy diet of wintcr)
out OF your system. Try Lunncys Com
pound Extract of Sarsaparila. There is
nothing better. Sl.00 per bottle at I.un.
ney's Drug store, Seneca, S. G.
Rev. g. f. Clarkson will accept ON
thanks for copies Of the Daily picayunc,
published at New Orleans, containing
lengthy and graphic writc-nps of tic
great Methodist missionary conference
now in session in that city. In some re.
Spccts it is said to be the greatest assem-
bly, of Christian missionary workers that
has ever been held in the world. About
fifteen hundred delegates arc present
every mission field in the Southern Me
thodst church being represented by ON,
or moro missionaries. Mr. Clarkson i.
enjoying himself greatly attending thi,
conference and seeing the beauties o
this fair Southern city on the banks o
tho "Fathcr of Waters the Mississippi
river.