Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-04-20
9otal ann @ersnmal.
Now for cotton planting.

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-Garden work is progressing finely.
April is keeping up its reputation for
fckleness.
Every Democrat should attend his
club meeting on April 23d.
From now ON until frost lime should
be lav'shly used about the premises.
White hickory wagons and buggies
for sale by 7. e. Alexander, Walhalla.
-Picnios will soon be the order of the
day and after them comes the red bug.
Misses Annie and Sue Maxwell spent
last Sunday at Pendleton among rela,
tiyes.
Send your laundry to Norman's store
for prompt attention, best finish.
--Thos. j. Holston, of Charlotte, N.
c.. was in Walhalla last Friday on bust
Get "Bug Death" from the Walhalla
Drug Company and protect your potatoes
%. S. Mellard, of Eutawville, spent
Sunday and Monday In Walhalla on bust.
ness.
Sam L. Maxwell, of Columbia, il
spending a few weeks among relatives in
Walhalla.
For Sale-Five or six nice shoats ;
months old; good stock. Apply to DR.
j. w. Bell.
MIR. and Mrs. Paul r. Gibson returned
last Saturday morning to their home il
Columbia.
Miss Annie Reid spent several days
this and last week among relations IN
Anderson.
If you want to keep up with politica
events during the campaign subscribe
for The Courier.
The various clubs in the county are
responding to the call of the Democratic
County Chairman.
Several nice cows with young calves
for sale at j. p. Stribling's, Riohland,
R. T. Jaynes, Esq, is in Columbia
this week attending to matters before
the State Supreme Court.
w. G. Russell and daughter, Miss
May. of Russelps, were among their Wal
halla friends last week.
Il will stand we'll bred half Morgan
Stallion at my livery stable this spring
A. p. Holden, Walhalla, S. G.
Have you paid for your papere II
not, you had better call or send and
settle before it is stopped.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. j. D.
Waldt, of near Ebenezer, on Sunday,
April 10, daughter.
The only advantage about a long
engagement is that it leaves you shorter
time to be married if you should not like
it.
Florida sweet potatoes, watermelon,
corn, beans and other seeds at Norman's
1t is hard to give girl name now
that she cannot change the original way
of spelling it by inserting the letter "y''
in it.
DR.. Chas., w. Gentry, of Enoree,
spent several days this and last week at
the the home of Major and Mrs. S. P.
Dendy.
Rev. and Mrs. j. j. Harrall and chill
dren, of Westminster, spent last Thurs
day in Walhalla visiting Rev. and Mrs.
r. l.. Rogers.
Since the assurance of tho trolley
line between Greenville and Anderson a
scheme is on foot to build ono between
Anderson and Easley.
"A New Orleans man has had his
backbone removed. But then we have
known some men who never had any
backbone to begin with. Amt it 80
-Wanted.-Twelve good young we'll
bred milk COWS with young calves. Ap-
ply to b. r. Moss, Walhalla, S. G.
w. III. Cole, reporting from the
Poplar section, announces that the fruit
crop in his community is unhurt and bids
fair to be one of the best for quite a
while.
Hunter. Dendy & Co., of Seneca, call
attention to their handsome new line of
hats for everybody. Call and see them.
You will always find they do just as they
advertise.
Tho Secretaries of the Democratic
clubs throughout the county should look
up their club rolls and get ready for re-
organization, which takes place on next
Saturday, April 23d.
For Sale-One first class McCray re-
frigerator. For terms apply to A. L..
billiard, Westminster, s. c..
1t has been decided to hold the Con-
federate reunion on the original dates,
the proposed changes having been
abandoned. The city of Charleston will
entertain the veterans on May II, 19 and
10 next.
shop and are prepared to shoe your horse
or mule and do all kinds of repair work.
Painting of all kinds speciality.
G. w. Pitohford Co.
Look around you and see if it is not
a fact that the farmers who raise their
bread and meat at home have the best
credit and the most cash money, after all
debts are paid, than do those who grow
all cotton.
-- Louis A. Brennecke returned to Wal
halla last Wednesday afternoon from
months with relatives. His many friends
are pleased to note decided improve
ment in his health.
The second quarterly conference of
Walhalla circuit will be held at Fairview
church next Saturday. This charge is in
a fourishing condition, and it is hoped q
full attendance will be on hand and o
good showing made.
Denver Cor. Anderson Mail: w. FL.
Browne, of Tomassee, spent Friday night
with relatives here as he was en- route to
family soon to Greenville and trying rail
roading for an occupation.
--Afree pass to the st. Louis Exposi-
ton has been sent to the President and
each member of his Cabinet. And yet
that function obtained only 100000
from the national treasury. Who says
Republicans are ungratcful
Only State Treasurer Jennings, Rail-
road Commissioners Garris and Secretary
OF State CAN'T, it Is said, will have oppo-
sitiou this year. The balance of the
State Officers will be allowed to make
the race without fear of the "big pos
sum"
The March contributions for the
Epworth Orphanage, at Columbia, were
$685.. .O4. OF this amount the Walhalla
Methodist Sunday school contributed IS.
The largest single subscription, amount
ing to $l20, was made by j. G. Wilson,
of Chester.
On last Sunday S. S. McJunkin, OF
South Union, celebrated his 02d birthday.
Our esteemed and venerable friend has
our best wishes that he may yet add
many years to his ripe old age. SO far az
we are informed, he is the oldest citizen
of this county.