Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-01-23
WoraI arr0 9erso,ral.
,"Bloom soils 1t for less"

at 900. per bushel. w. M. Barker, Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. s. Look, of Pelzer,
visited relatives in and near Walhalla
this week, AKIN
-Mr. w. l.. Hardin, Of Seneca, has re-
ceived his commission as Coroner Of
Oc0nee county.
--Miss Anna Terhune, who has been
attending Converse College, Spartan.
burg, is at homo.
For Sale-A fine parlor organ. Be-
thoven make. Good as new. Apply to
f. A. Davis, Westminster, s. @.
Sheriff B. r. Moss went to Elberton,
Ga, last Sunday and brought back
Major Alexander, colored, wanted in
this county for shooting Henry Johnson,
colored.
The many friends Of Mr.. John A.
Harbin regret to learn of his serious i'll
ness from Brights disease. There Is no
hope of his recovery, and the end is
daily expected.
Tho school at Double Springs will
close on Saturday, January Goth. An
interesting and elaborate programme
has been arranged. The public is cor
daily invited.
Mr.. G.. A.. Norman has moved his
stock of goods down town and is now
in the store room formerly occupied by
his brother, Mr.. v. l.. Norman. When
you come to town hunt him up.
The Rev. j. G.. Hough will preach at
Poplar Spring Baptist church on next
(4th) Sunday, at II O'Clock a. M, and on
Soturdov r;of,t heforo OF II :, -, MI, -
public cordially invited to attend.
Mr.. Samuel Wilbanks killed cata-
mount on Chauga creek, near Capt w.
F. Parkers place, last Wednesday morn
ing. 1t weighed twenty pounds and
measured over three feet in length
Carter 6 Co. have an advertisement
in this issue. They arc offering their
enormous stock at great sacrifice. It
will pay every reader to peruse their
advertisement and give them call.
-Found-On the public road leading
from West Union to High Falls, by J. D.
Hand, two plows. Owner can get same
by calling at this office and paying for
this notice and describing the plows.
Married, Sunday afternoon, January
Goth, 1901, at tho residence of tho officiat-
ing officer, II. A. III. Gibson, Notary
Public, Mr.. Thomas Mccall aud Miss
Pruna Simpson. To this young couple
we extend our best wishes.
Mr.. +. S. Holleman is on business
trip to Anderson to-day. He will soon
become citizen of Seneca, having ac-
cepted q position as assistant cashier in
The Seneca Bank. His many Walhalla
friends regret to lose him as citizen
here.
Last Friday Sheriff b. r. Moss ar
rested and lodged in Jail Sam Lanier,
white, who killed DR.. James, iii Pickens
county, about eighteen months ago.
Lanier WAS wanted by his bondsmen.
He was transferred to the Pickens Jail
on Monday.
"A painful accident happened to the
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Nc
Mahan, of West Union, one day last
week. The little fellow was just begin
ming to walk and stumbled and foil of
the porch, breaking both bones in one OF
his arms. at last accounts the child was
improving as fast as possible.
Married, at Walhalla, S. c., on the
Goth instant Mr.. Julius II. Meldau tc
Miss Lillian S. Muller, Rev. j. Steck, D.
D., officiating. The happy couple drove
to Seneca where they boarded the South
ern passenger. train for Charleston, thcil
future home. Many friends wish them a
long life of happiness and prosperity.
Mrs. John S. Cox, living in tho Rich
land community, raised 2,277 eggs, be-
sides what were used in the family, in
the year 1900. Of this number, los
dozen, sold for IL cents per dozen
amounting to $23.76 These eggs were
produced from about fourteen hons, O
the buff cochen and buff leghorn va
rieties.
by reference to the advertisement O
M. w. Coleman & Co., of Seneca, in thi
weeks issue it will be seen that thes
gentlemen have just received fresh ship
ments of corn, hay, oats, flour, salt, farm
ing implements, &c. Those in need 0
any of these articles would do woll tt
give this firm and it's goods their earnes
attention.
Married, at the residence of til,
BRIDES parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Gar
rison, near Walhalla, on Wednesday
January 10th, Mr.. James Beatty and Mis-
Ethel Garrison, Rev. j. II. Stone officiat
ing. These young people are we'll ALI
their humorous friends join The Courie
in wishing them a long life of happincs
and prosperity.
Mr.. J. T. Langston loft Frida
morning for Darlington, S. c., where h
will mako his homo in tho future. Iii
family 60 tomorrow Thursday) t
Darlington. Mr.. Langston has been col
ton buyer for the Walhalla Cotton Mill
since September. During their stay i
Walhalla they have made many friend
who regret to learn of their departure.
Mr.. Samuel Wilbanks shot and killo
door on drive in Rabun county, Geo
gia, last Friday morning. 1t was IN
doc. He also shot large buck, but di
not kill it, Samuel has become fan
ous hunter, and we'll does he deserve 5i
title, for any ono who can kill de-
and catamount in two days in the
parts must have keen scent for game.
---Lunney's Wine of Cod Liver OF
combined with wild cherry, pure hyp
phosphites Of lime, soda, potassium
iron, maganese, quiniGe, strychnia al
diastatic extract of malt, is a remedy th
you can depend upon to combat Il