Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-06-08
Eotul uno Mersomal.

for Mr.. c. C. Jaynes.
Mr.. W. l.. Vernon spont several days
in Highlands this week.
DIR. G. HI. Walker, Of Furt Madison,
was in town Tuesday on business.
Mr. Jas. Robins, of Washington, d.
G., is on visit to home-folks in Wal
halla this week.
-Mcssrs. W. S. Hunter and j. w.
Byrd, of Seneca, woro in Walhal, on
business Wednesday.
Read w. D. Lcsly & Co.'s now ad.
You will find something in it to interest
you. Give them a call.
Rev. J. l.. Daniel will preach at
Ebenczcr Presbyterian church on tho
third Sunday in Juno at 3 o'clock p. m.
Mrs. nj. Il. >hnson, of Atlanta, is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. G.. II. Grove.
She will spend about II week in Walhalla
j. p. Cary, Esq, of Pickcns, S. c.,
is in Walhalla this weeI on legal busi-
ness. His many friends arc pleased to
meet him again.
Ono of Lunnoy's S-hour Liver Pills
will do you more good than box of the
ordinary kind. % doses, % conts.
w. j. Lunney, Seneca.
Miss Jessie Peckham left Saturday
morning for Abbcvilc, whore sho will
spend some time visiting among her
many friends.
Miss Retta Sitton, of Pcndlcton, after
spending f6w days visiting her cousin,
Miss Sue Dendy, returned to her homo
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. NJ. j. Harrison left Tuesday
morning for Atlanta, Ca, whore she will
spend some weeks visiting her daughter,
Mrs. S. NJ. VanWyck.
The members of Flat Rock Baptist
church and Sunday-school (colorcd) will
give big picnic July 4 at Walhalla. The
public are cordially invited
For dyscntcry and tarrhra take
Lunncy's Blackberry Balsam. ,Guaran-
teed to cure, - cents.
W. j. lunncy, Seneca.
Col. w. f. Wolborn, of Prat,n'
Bridge, was in Walhalla Monday a. :
Tuesday. We arc always glad to sec
the Colonel and listen to his cheerful
talk.
Health for ten cents. Cascarcts
make tho bowels and kidneys act natur-
ally, destroy microbes, cure headache,
biliouSncss and constipation. All drug
Gists.
Mr.. Clare Keys, Of Easlcy. is among
his many Walhalla friends again. We
are always glad to have our old Walhalla
boys with us, and they arc always heartily
welcomed.
Mr.. l.. p. Smith will run an cAcur~
sion from Anderson to Atlanta on June
18th. Parties desiring to go can obtain
all necessary information from JAS
Thompson.
TAKEN UP, small black SOW pig,
about a month old. Tho owner will
come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take it away, at w. O..
Singleton's.
Mr.. A. r. Dcndy left Tuesday after
noon for Charlotte, N. c., where he will
resume his duties in the employ Of the
Southern Pants Company. We wish him
continued success.
We arc indebted to Prof. G. Shank
lin for IN invitation to attend the third
ricultnral and Mechanical College on
Wednesday, June llth.
Mr.. Harry Ostcndorii, of Charleston,
is.visiting the family of Mr. j. j. Anscl.
lie will be among his relatives and
friends about two weeks. His many
friends arc glad to sec him.
Look ont for Il "warm numbcr'' by
the Walhalla Comedy Company during
the latter part Of this month. Manager
Jas. Thompson is arranging to present
the best play of the season
i have four Columbia and Hartford
bicycles that will sell cheap for cash.
The best wheel wade,
W. j. Lunncy, Seneca.
The two -ycar-old son of Mr. VIM.
Pearson, who lives ut Tamassce, was
kicked by horse yesterday and had
his shoulders blade broken. Dr. j. j.
Thodc was called and rendered surgical
aid.
Mr.. George Reese, Of IIartwcll, Ga,
is now associated with "rhc Cash Bar
gain Store" He is young man of
pleasing address, and will be glad to
oifcr his services to the trading public
ut all times.
-McssrS II. t.. Alexander and G. II.
Mayhem left Tuesday morning for an
cxtcn ded trip through parts OF Georgia,
North Caroline and T&m"Gaano. They
went in private conveyance and will be
absent about a week.
Our jolly friend, Uncle Billy Thrift,
of Long Creek, dropped in to SEQ ns a
few minutes last Monday. lIc il always
loaded with good uaturcd sarcasm, and
he will always find the latch string hang
ing on the outside Of tho Office door.
Misses Lillian and Annie Werner re.
turned to WalhalIa Tuesday evening.
miGH Annie has just completed another
very successful session at Converse Col
lcgc The many friends of these two
popular young ladies arc delighted at
their return.
Miss Ella Turner, who has spent
several months in Walhalla, presiding
over the millinery department ut Mrs. lI.
NJ. Cudworth'8, returned to hcr homo in
AtlanLa, Ga, las Monday. Miss Turner
has made many friends here, who regret
her departure.
Miss Eunico Brawlcy, who has been
engaged for some months as ant teacher
in Miss McCollough's school, eft Tues
day morning for her home in Chester,
She has many friends and admirers in
Walhalia who will always be glad to wei