Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-06-29
Woeul u,,o Mersuuul.
leo at Jaynes' grocery.


cents por hundred.
Col. Robert E. Mason, of Wostmin-
stor, was in this city yesterday.
DR.. j. NJ. McClanahan, of Rotreat,
was in town Wednesday on b. ,iness.
Miss Bessie Belle Sholor, of Seneca,
is visiting hor cousin, Miss Lido Koith.
On Sunday you can got leo from 8 to
1890 A. M. J. Fl. Darby.
Miss Carrie Keith has returned aftor
pleasant visit to friends in Clayton, Ga.
Mr.. w. A. Jvester, of Anderson, vis-
tied relatives in and near Walhalla Sum
day.
Sow peas, SOW peas. If you are
scarce of seed plant in hills and cultivate
a little.
Treasurer j. r. Kay spont Sunday
last very pleasantly among his frionds in
Toccoa, Ga.
-Alliancomen and their families
should attond tho barbecue at Seneca
next Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Laughlin, of An
derson, visited tho family of Mrs. e. A.
Boil, this week.
Valuable improved real estate for
sale. See advertisement in another col
umn of this issue.
On tho first page of this issue will be
found in part the annual report of j. r..
Kay, County Treasuror.
REV. j. G. Schaid has bcon unwoll
during tho past week, but we arc glad
to report him improving.
-Noxt Tuesday is July d, and tho Sd
will be tho anniversary of tho destruc-
tion of Cevera's fleet in Santiago bay.
Mrs. j. W. Siolor will accept tho
thanks Of the Smith part of tho COURIER
for basket of delicious goose plums.
Highest cash price paid for fresh
blackberrics and huclloborrics delivered
at my canning factory. j. II. Barnett.
DR. and Mrs. d. B. Darby and Mas
ter Jack spont several days in the noun
tains of North Carolina tho past week.
-Mcssrs. j. r. Kay and Roman Nor,
rick attended the picnic at Gilmcr's Mill
last Tuesday and enjoyed themselves
immensely.
Mr.. H. j. b. Grogan, who farms at
the foot of Tamassee mountain, pluckcd
cotton bloom in his field on tho morning
of Juno 9th.
Mrs. II. G. Busch entertained num-
Der of girls and boys last Friday night
with lawn party. 1t was greatly on
joycd by all present.
the spurs of Stumphouso mountain, pre-
sented us with cotton bloom plucked
from his field on June 25th.
MFR. Robert A. Gilmer, of Fort Madi.
son, was on business trip to Walhalla
on Tuesday. Mr.. Gilnlcr is vigorous
and sprightly old gentleman.
Mr.. John w. Oliver, progressive
farmer, living on tho farm of r. T..
Jaynes, Esq, near Walhalla, pluckcd a
cotton bloom on tho Goth instant.
Health for ten cents. Cascarets
make tho bowels and kidneys act natur-
ally, destroy microbes, cure headache,
biliousncss and constipation. All drug
Gists.
Mr.. j. j. Haley, our wide-awake and
energetic County Commissioner, was in
Walhalla Wednesday on his rounds of
official duties, looking after the interests,
of the county.
We are Indebted to our little four
ycar-old friend, Miss Annie Roberts, for
basket of nice plums. They wero
splendid and we return our thanks to
our thoughtful littlo friend.
Mr.. Thos. A. Spencer, of Fort Madi-
son, was in Walhalla on Tuesday. lie
brought with him cotton bloom found
in his field on Juno 22d. Mr.. Spencer
says this is early for his section of tho
county.
Mrs. j. M. Iutchison and two chill
dron, of Greenyille, arc visiting her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. III. Gibson.
They were accompanied by Miss Ncttic
ing ir Gceenvllc.
Prof. G. w. Moore, of Seneca, paid
the COURIER Office an appreciated call on
last Saturday morning. IIo is ono of
our most successful educators. For the
past year he has been condu citing a flour
ishing school in Townville
ALL of the members of Seneca Lodge
knights of Homo. are urged to attend
tho lodge meeting noxt Monday night, a.
tho Grand Dicta' or has important imfor-
nation to communicate. Members of
Other lodges are invited to be present.
Mrs. A. f. Howard and daughter,
Niss Willie Toward. of Chattanooga,
Tennessee, aro spending tho summer
with hor sister. Miss l.. G. Kuhtmann,
at hor mountain home, on Village
creek, some ten miles above Walhalla
Mrs. NJ. j.. Schluotor, who lives on
Mr.. w. Il. Blanchetts farm, at the foot
of mountains, brought to our ofllco a
cotton bloom pluckod from her field on
tho 25th instant. We consider this quite
carly for tho plant 80 noar tho mountains.
Major VIM. j. Stribling is complet-
ing his arrangon, oNts and will soon have
in successful opor" Jon first class flour
ing mill at his sito on Conncross creek,
whore our farmers can got their wheat
ground into excellent -four quickly and
satisfactorily.
Miss Fannie R0bins and Miss Fan.
nio Crisp left Tuesday morning for Spar.
tanburg, whore thoy will visit relatives
and friends. They will return this
(Thursday evening, accompanied b,
Misses Katie Robins and Annie Crisp, who
havo been attending tho Cedar Springs
Institute.
You will be agrccably surprised II
bringing mo your prescriptions to sec
the care take in filling them. This i.