Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-05-25

drug store.
Mr.. George Dyar, who was a soldier
in the Second South Carolina Regiment,
has returned to Walhalla.
Mrs. J. w. Nix and baby, of Creep
wood, arc visiting tho family of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. X. MAXWELL.
ROY. r.. l.. Rogers will preach Mt
Ebonezer Prosbyt terian church next Sun
day afternoon at half. past four o'clock.
For biliousnoss, hesdacho, pain in
back and side Lunnoy's hour liver pills
arc a cure.
Tho only place for gents furnishing
goods is at tho Cash Bargain Store, first
door above Darby's drug store.
Mrs. I. III. Harrison has bought the
Craig house and lot on Faculty Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison will take up their
residence thoro in tho near future.
--Wo regret to learn of tho serious ill.,
moss of Capt. w. j. Neville. He has
been quito foeblo for tho past week, but
is reported slightly better this morning.
Lost, botwoen Walhalla and the
Randolph place, pocket case of surgi-
cal instruments. Finder will please
leave at this Office or DR.. j. w. Bolrs
drug store.
Major James Seahorn, Oconoo's efii-
ciont Clork, is temporarily indisposed,
and unable to be III his Office for tho last
two days. He is better this morning
and wo hope to 500 his genial counto-
nance at his accustomed place in day
or 30.
Anderson Intolligcncer, May 24th
"Tho second corps of surveyors on the
Black Diamond Railroad left Anderson
yesterday to mcot tho corps now coming
from Port Royal. In fey days the
third corps will leave hero for Rabul
Gap, Ga"
MIR. w. E. Seaborn spent Saturday
and Sunday with his homo-folks in Wal
halla. Ho returned to Atlanta Monday
morning to resume his studios in electri-
cal engineering. The session will close
tho latter part of June, when he will re-
turn to Walhalla to spend his vacation
-"Wanted, a Valot," rip roaring
Ethiopian Drama, will bo presented by
tho Walhalla Comedy Company Tuesday
night, May 30. If you want to enjoy q
hearty laugh SEQ this. All tho latest and
best Coon Songs will be introduced
Doors open at o'clock; performance al
$50.
DR.. John G. Law, of Ocala, Fla, ar
rived in Walhalla Tuesday evening to
spend tho summer. Ho will occupy his
new residence in Midway. His family
will join him here in about two weeks.
lie has mary friends in Walhalla who
wish him and his pleasant stay in our
midst.
The Walhalla Comedy Company will
present "Tho Cool Collepians," thrill
ling and up to date comedy, at Pitchford's
Hall Tuesday night, May 3Oth. DOM
miss this. as you will always regret it
if you do. Up-to-date songs between
acts. Doors open at o'clock; perform
ance at $50
Mr.. II. l.. Herring, of LaGrango, Ga.
paid our office an appreciated call this
(Thursday) morning. He is advertising
and selling agent for tho DR.. A. p. Saw
yer Medical Company, of Chicago. lie
is gentleman of pleasant address, and a
worthy representative of these large
wholesale druggists. whose advertise
mcnts will be found in the columns OF
THE COURIER for the next twelve
months.
"A series of protracted services will
begin in the Walhalla Methodist churcl,
on Wednesday evening, 31st instant, ard
continue for ton days. Rev. J. l.. Daniel
will conduct the services. There will be
preaching Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday evenings. Rov. j. b. Wilson,
Presiding Elder, will be present On Fri.
day evening, Juno Cd, and hold session
of the quarterly conference. beginning
on Sunday, juno 4th, there will be two
services each day for week.
MIR. James II. Knox was in Walhalla
Monday and paid our Office an appreci
atcd call. Ho has heretofore becn on.
gagged in the United States mail service
with tho Plant Steamship Company, run,
ming from Tampa, Fla, to Havana, Cuba.
IIo has accepted position as mail clerk
on tho Southern Railroad, and will run
from Atlanta, Ga, to Birmingham, Ala.
Florida having quarantined against Cuba
Mr.. Knox was unable TO stay Oh his old
run, as only immunos are employed dur
ing the quarantine season. Mr.. Knox
is promising young man and his many
friends in Oconco county arc pleased to
greet him again on his native soil.
Anderson Advocate, May %: "Mrs.
Martha Broyles, tho widow of tho late
Maj. A. II. Broyles, died ut tho residence
of Mr. b. Frank Crayton, in this city,
last Wednesday, in tho 72d year OF her
age, having survived her husband just Il
fow hours oyor two weeks. She was
quito i'll at hor husbands death and
gradually grow weaker until tho end
came. She was q consistent member OF
tho Presbyterian church, having joined
the church here in 1862 during their for.
NOR residence hor. Sho was good
woman, q dutiful vito and fond mothor.
Tho funeral services 'woro held at the
residence last Thursday afternoon at
$50 O'Clock by Rov. j. N. II. Summerell,
and her body was laid by tho side of hor
husband in Silver Brook comotory. Aftor
more than half century Of Wooded life
they were scarcely divided in their
DEATH"
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