Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-01-30
9ofal a1ro @ersunal.
"Bloom sells It for less"

MIR. Ira L. Burley is olerking for the
G. w. Pitchford Go. s.
Mr.. R. B. Ballenger is quite ill OF
pneumonia. @
Corn, wheat, bran, hay, cotton seed
hulls and meal at Jaynes's.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
Ritter, on January 20, a son.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Bur-
ton, on the goth instant, son.
Mr.. G. NJ. Stewart has been appointed
postmaster at Cherry, in this county.
Russell Big Boil Cotton Seed for sale
at 600. per bushel. w. M. Barker, Salem.
Read Dean & Earle's now ad. They
handle complete stock of general NOR
Chandise. H'
Mr.. w. H. Barron has been confined
to his room for several days with an
attack of grip.
Miss Fannie Maxwell returned home
last Saturday from q visit to her sister,
Mrs. g. NJ. Nield, at Bessemer, Ala.
1t is rumored that night work at the
Cotton Mill will soon stop. at present
hands are in great demand everywhere.
y Mr.. d. B. Hill, of High Falls, has
been drawn as a petit juror for the
March term of the United States Court In
FlOreuce.
DR. S. j. MoElroy has resumed the
practice of medicine and is now located
at Seneca, s. @. He offers hiR services
to the people of Oconee county.
County Auditor Keese will take
returns at his offloo in the Court House
the penalty will attach. A word to the
wise is sufficient.
There will be an important confer
ence of the Walhalla Baptist church on
next Sunday, February Sd, ut II O'Clock
q. m. All members are earnestly re-
quested to attend.
Miss Emma Stribling, of Seneca, is
visiting her unole, Maj. VIM. j. Stribling,
and family. She has warm place in her
heart for Walhalla, where sho spent most
of her childhood days.
Some valuable real estate will be sold
next Monday at tho Court House by Mr..
Clifton H. Miller, executor. This prop
erty lies near the incorporate limits of
the town of Westminster.
-Ex-Sheriff w. w. Moss is still suffer-
Ing from fall which he received several
weeks ago. His friends hope to see him
out again soon. His familiar face is
greatly missed about the Court House.
Fertilizers at Jaynes's.
Miss Mamie Ansel returned home
last Friday from Greenville, S. c., whore
she had been visiting her uncle, NJ. +.
Ansel, Esq, and family. Her trip was
very pleasant and delightful occasion.
Julius Davis, colorod, of Abbeville,
was arrested and lodged in Jail Tuesday
for endeavoring to pass bogus teachers
certificate on County Superintendent of
Education Craig. The certificate is evi-
IDENTIFY forged one.
Blue Ridge Lodge, No. 92, A. f. NJ.
will hold it's regular monthly communi-
cation in Masonic Temple on next Satur-
Degree will be conferred. A largo at
tendance Of the Craft is desired.
Married, in tho Office of the Clerk of
Court, on January 22d, 1901, Mr.. Am
brose Tpw and Miss Margaret Bottoms,
both Oconee county, by G. r. D.
Burns, y. @. P. and G. S. The first off,
cial act in this line of the new incum-
bent. >
Tho many friends of Mr.. John w.
Oliver regret to learn of his serious ill
ness from pneumonia. He has been sick
for two weeks. 1t is thought that he is
slightly improved this morning and it is
hoped he may soon be restored to his
usual robust health.
Read the annual report of the treas
urer Of Walhalla. Mr.. Jas. Thompson
has made his reports as clerk and treas.
urer interesting documents by condens-
ing, yet stating clearly, all receipts and
disbursements. He has been ono OF the
most efficient officers tho town has ever
had.
Miss Grace Crenshaw, of Anderson,
Is visiting her parents in West Union,
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Crowshaw. She
ing her brother, Mr.. jeff. y. Crenshaw,
Of Washington, D. c., who is expected
home this week after an absence of about
two years; ya i.,,o, r .so % so
"The poor mans FRIEND" has recently
returned from New York, where he
spent some time searching for bargains
and he found them. Read his advertise
offer that will be be- Of interest @ est sAs to you. ~
Give him call and he will make it worth
your while.
On Tuesday evening, January 22d,
1901, Mr.. Tobias billiard and Miss Leo
Cox were married, the ceremony being
performed by the Rev. E. A. Durham.
Miss Cox is the oldest daughter of Mr..
>. W. Cox, for many years past resi-
dent of Keowee, S. c., and Mr.. billiard
is young man of excellent habits and
character, also resident of Keowee.
The new Board of County Commits
sioners are making some much-needed
improvements in tho Court House. The
Sheriff's Office has been moved across the
hall way to the office formerly occupied
by the Coroner. The office formerly
occupied by the Sheriff has been closed
up, and wall hereafter be used as a
depository for the records of tho county.
Oats, oats, oats, red and white, at
Jaynes's.
Farmers Guide' is the name of a
book, and as it's title indicates, is a guide
to farmers in tho cultivation and fortili-
zation of all crops typical to America.
This book is handsomely bound, pro-
fusely illustrated, and every farmer
should have it in his library. 1t can be
had without charge from tho German
Kali Works, of No. 83 Nassau ST., New
York City.
There will be an important confer
ence of the members Of the Walhalla
Methodist church on next Sunday morn
ling, February Sd, immediately after
preaching. The purpose of this confer
'ence is to take into consideration the adj
visibility of building a new church and
Maying plans and devising means to ac-
oomplish said object. A full attendance
Of the membership is earnestly requested
--On account Of the very Indictment
interest of tho South Carolina Inter
State and West Indian Exposition was
not held last Saturday. The Board of
Commissioners, however, held short
meeting and empowered tho chairman
to appoint an auxiliary board Of three
persons from each township in tho
county to cooperate in the work of get
ding up u profitable exhibit The names
of the gentlemen composing heso boards
lished in tho local papers next week.
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