Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-05-04
Eoeal a,rb Mersoleal.
Respectfully

MIR. W. ii. Barron Is having his house
on Main, street repaired aud improved.
For biliousness, headache, pain in
back and side Lunnoy's hour liver pills
are cure. ,'". .....-.. ,....
Tho deft use Of the painters brueh
has made the Walhalla Hotel look as
good as new. .
Mr.. Chas. Finkenstedt is engaged in
painting tho new fenoo around Mrs. e.
A. Bolps residence. ...
And Abbeville gets tho Black Dia-
mond located by her. We extend our
heartiest congratulations.
There will be preaching at Ebenezer
church on next Sabbath, 7th of May, at
$50 P. NJ, by Rev. w. s. Hamiter, of
Seneca, s. @.
Mrs. Jas. w. Tolbert, of Mccormick,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Adaline
Bryce, Of Walhalla. Sho will. spend
several days.
Miss Mae Terrell, Of Smyrna, Ca, is
visiting tho family of Mr.. II. A. H. Glib
son. She will spend several days among
her many friends.
--Mossrs. j. W. Shelor and G. T. Grove
returned Tuesday evening from Greon-
Vile, whore they wero in attendance upon
United States Court.
The Confederate reunion in Charles
ton is being discussed worry much at this
time, and there is no doubt thaS Oconeo
will send large delegation.
Miss Kate Ansoi returned to Green-
vile last Saturday morning, after spond-
ing several weeks pleasantly at the home
of her brother, Mr., J. j. Ansel.
Rev. Arthur Cr,ino will preach in the
Walhalla Baptist church on next Sunday
morning at. II o'clock and at right at
o'clock. The public cordially invited.
Miss Mamie Hutchison, who has
been visiting relatives and friends in
Columbia for several weeks, retunod TO
her homo, in West Union, Tuesday evon-
ing.
Health for ton cents. Cascarets
make tho bowels and kidneys act natur-
ally, destroy microbes, euro headache,
biliousness and constipation. All drug
gists.
MIR. and Mrs. w. M. Brown, of Oak
way, spent "Wednesday visiting the family
of Mr.. James Seaborn. This is Mrs.
Browns f',st visit TO Walhalla in four
years.
Read Mr.. j. III. Darby's now adver-
tisement this week. Ie is handling bug
death, and ho knows how to handle it.
Call on him and let him tell you how to
use it.
just arrived-at Mr.. w. P.'Dickson's
home, last Friday, bouncing baby boy;
at Mr.. s. N. Pitohford's home, Wednes-
day morning, a 12-pound girl. Congratu-
lations!
Road tho now advertisements of
Messrs. j. II. Adams. of Seneca, and w.
ID. Lesly & Co., of Westminster. They
contain information of interest to the
trading public.
MIR. Otto Kaufman is pushing the
inside work on tho Masonic Temple at
full speed. 1t is expected that tho hall
will be turned over to tho hall commit
tee in q few days.
Mfr. Mack Neville is now to be found
behind the counter at Mr.. G. w. Bauk-
nights store. Mack is clever young
mercantile houses.
If you want cheap goods 90 to j. &
j. s. Carter Westminster. Don't forgot
that they will pay highest market prico
for your chickens and other produce. A
mice lot of pants just received.
One of Mr.. w. n. Potts livery teams
took n spin mp the Main street sidewalk
last Thursday evening at dusk. They
left q trunk in front of the Walhalla
Hotel and parted company with rally
demolished hack at tho depot.
Mr.. j. E. Smith has opened black
smith and wheelwright shop at the cor
ner of South Broad and Catherine streets.
He is prepared to do ail kinds of work in
his line. Read his advertisement.
Anderson Advocate, May 1st: "Mr.
l.. A. Tannery, formerly Of Oconee
county, has como to this city and opened
q racket store in the store room formerly
occupied by Miss Lizzie Williams"
Attention is directed to tho change
in the advertisement Of NJ. w. Coleman
&c Co., of Seneca, this week. These gen
tlcmen place before our readers some
rare bargains which little money can
purchase.
Mr.. G. 81. Compton, native of
Laurens county, was in Walhalla Thurs
day. He is engaged in writing up Oco.
nee county. lie is pleasant gentleman
and is making many friends throughout
the county.
Go to j. & J, S. Carter's to get youg
new suit. The have them now and moro
coming. Your wants shall be supplied,
for you want largo stock to select from
and you want prices right. So go now
and got first choice.
Mr.. r. j. Harmon, of Grccnvi!lo, was
in ". .iiialla Wednesday. Ho is travelling
tho country on his wheel buying
timber. He is pleasantly remembered
as tho contra cter who made tho brick for
tho Walhalla Cotton Mill.
Mr.. John II. T,2tham, of Columbia, is
among his Walhalla friends for short
visit. He has just returned from pleas
ure trip to Cuba. Mr.. Takbam Is now
holding position as guard at the State
and will return TO his post
in week or ton days.
The commencement oxorcises of NAe
prcsby terian Seminary at Columbia will
close May II. Tho graduates arc ID. M.
Douglass, Blaekstocks; Joseph 4.
Dendy, Oconeo; +, W. Grigg, Floronce;
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